Can't believe how fast time is flying and how exhausted I am!!
Wow...tomorrow is already September 24! I can't believe how fast time is flying! Sorry I haven't posted sooner! Between work, school and classes, and my two girls getting sick, I have not had much down time to relax. For my literacy degree classes, I have to learn about and administer a test a week and then write up a summary about it! Needless to say, my weekends have been pretty busy! I was able to go upstate though for the long weekend to see my in-laws and the girls had a blast seeing the animals on the farm and just relaxing!
Here are a few things I have been using in my classroom!
To help my students with practicing the alphabet in both English and Spanish and also to help them build a vocabulary, I have been showing these videos. They love them!
I read the book Rhyming Dust Bunnies and we did an activity where the students had to create their own dust bunny. I then showed this video and they were hysterical!
We love "El perro y el gato"! These videos really help the students practice their vocabulary! I show these during snack time because it can get a little crazy and this keeps them calm and relaxed! It is a working snack time!
Good video to show once the students have learned all of their Spanish vowels!
English version of the Alphabet-The students get a kick out of watching it, especially after I tell them this is how I learned my ABC's (Thanks Mrs. Zagarello!)-I love Really Rosie!
Spanish alphabet-Kids love this one and ask for it every day!
I am actually going to show this during the upcoming week-Harry Kindergarten has some GREAT videos!!!!
On my PARENTS/LOS PADRES page, you can see the format I use for sending home HW. I like to give students a choice format. The format will stay the same but I may change/add/take out an activity and obviously the words will change weekly!
I hope everyone is enjoying the fall! This week, we are working on apples and our 5 senses for Science! I will take pictures of our flip books that we created and also the Rhyming Dust Bunnies that they made!
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