Hey yall! Happy Monday!
Remember this door?
I loved it, and it was an award winning door. But I was getting sick of it. Like, if-I-see-it-one-more-day-I-might-just-die sick of it. So, today I just started taking it down, without even a plan as to what would take it's place.
And then....I remembered!
We had gotten this cute little bunny craftivity from Teri...perfect!
So, I whipped out the paper and tracers, and we got busy. We modified ours a little, because I was running low on white contruction paper. So, I talked half of my kiddos into having brown bunnies :)
We also had just learned about using commas in a series. I wanted to incorporate this new skill into our writing, so I asked them to write 3 things that they would do if they were bunnies, put them in a series, and use the commas correctly. Most did great...but some will definitely need lots more practice.
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I would give Easter eggs, let people hold me, and let people play with me. |
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I would jump, eat, and have big, soft, hairy ears. |
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I would have an adventure, travel, and throw eggs! |
Aren't they presh? I think they turned out super cute!
I found some old spring border from last year, my little spring sign, and put these cute bunnies up.
So now, my door looks like this...
I love it! Perfect way to welcome spring into our lives :) and I really didn't want to come back from Japan and see more Dr. Seuss stuff.
See how I managed to mention my trip in there? Yeah, the countdown is still on, people.
3 more days!!!
I'm thinking I should really get started on packing....
Natalie this is soooooo cute!!!!! LOVEEE IT!! I just posted about a new spring unit I created, it has 5 super fun literacy/writing centers!! Come check it out :)
ReplyDeleteBrittany
Little Miss Teacher
Very cute door! Have fun in Japan!
ReplyDeleteJennifer
First Grade Blue SKies
LOVE!!!! Girl, you're awesome! Always makin' my crafts look spectacular! :)
ReplyDeletePS: I'm exactly 3/4 of the way through the book {like a loser I just did the math, ha!}... I LOVE IT!!!!
❤Teri
A Cupcake for the Teacher
Umm....no, you're awesome for creating them! Ha, I told you that you would read it quickly! Its so good! Just wait till you see the movie!
DeleteNatalie
Love the door! Enjoy Japan. =)
ReplyDelete~Jada
Daisy Days for Learning
Very cute! Enjoy your trip!
ReplyDeleteKrista
stellar-students
Love the bunnies!!! We did ours today too! And have FUN on your trip :)
ReplyDeleteColor Me Kinder
Very cute! I love your door! Have fun on your trip!!!
ReplyDeleteJennifer
The First Grade Dream
Love the door! Thanks for sharing! Hope you enjoy Japan, it is amazing!
ReplyDeleteMandi
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