So the countdown is on...2 more days until Christmas break!!! That is if we don't get hit by this freak "blizzard" that's on its way. Supposedly we are due for 6-10 inches by tomorrow night. It has yet to snow; however it has rained heavily all day which we need. Here in Kansas, I've learned to not really believe the forecast until I can see it with my own eyes. Everyone is excited/predicting a snow day tomorrow, but I'm not holding my breath quite yet...we shall see!
Anyhow back to being productive in school...
I've thrown in some random holiday inspired projects and have a few photos to share:
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My examples for ornaments that my 4th graders made |
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My example for 2 point perspective boxes/presents done by JH |
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Kindergarten Christmas "Palm" Trees - used their hands to create the tree/branches
and fingerprint ornaments - so much fun! |
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3rd grade - Fingerprint Christmas Lights - I saw this idea on Pinterest |
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My HS students had a few days to spare before semester finals, so I thought making clay ornaments would be fun!
The above photo is mine I made for a friend, below are just a few of the ones my students made. We didn't
have time to glaze and fire again, so we painted them with acrylic. They had so much fun making them! |
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My 4th graders did a group mural project that just went up in the hallway today and will stay until mid-January.
I love doing these and have never done it with a younger group of students but they had a blast! It takes a little
prep work but the end result is always pretty cool!
There is an element of mystery/surprise for the students because I disclose a lot of information
as they color the squares and an added bonus of group/teamwork to put the "puzzle" together.
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I also did penguin projects with Kindergarten, snowman snow globes and Christmas trees with 1st grade, and polar bears with 2nd grade. I enjoy doing Holiday and Seasonal projects within the classroom. The kids always seem to enjoy them!
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