Thursday, October 24, 2013
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Look Who's Here!!
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Friday, October 18, 2013
Monday, October 14, 2013
Ant Observation & Websites for Research
PestWorld for Kids
National Geographic Ants
BioKids Ants
Enchanted Learning-ANts
Life Studies-Ants
Yahoo Voices-Ants
National Geographic Ants
BioKids Ants
Enchanted Learning-ANts
Life Studies-Ants
Yahoo Voices-Ants
Fighting over sugar water! |
Yummy Goldfish & sugar water breakfast for the ants on this Monday morning. |
As observations were completed today, we combined ant farms by connecting them with clear tubes. It is amazing to see them moving through the tubes to visit their neighbors! |
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Leading them to their destiny!
What an amazing group of kids! We had many moments throughout the day today when we just stopped what we were doing an appreciated the moment. How many 7 & 8 year old's can do that and truly appreciate nature and their surroundings? We had our usual circle time in the middle of the prairie, most kids sharing how happy they were to just be there. All of us agreed if we could, we would just have school there everyday. We dreamed about what we could graph in math, what animals we could observe and what it would be like to be IN the prairie everyday.
As we hiked through the woods, we came upon a pioneer cemetery. The students were all so quiet and respectful. We paused to consider how life was different for the settlers in the 1870's. As we left Celeste gave a sweet wave and told them goodbye.
There were many moments throughout the day like that sweet wave from Celeste. I don't know who was behind me as I hiked up the big hill, but a boy was talking about his destiny. Someone else shouted, "She's leading us to our destiny!" with such feeling it brought tears to my eyes. What amazing, thoughtful kids you have all trusted to me. This is a special group. Thank you parents for letting me have this time with them. I feel pretty blessed.
As we hiked through the woods, we came upon a pioneer cemetery. The students were all so quiet and respectful. We paused to consider how life was different for the settlers in the 1870's. As we left Celeste gave a sweet wave and told them goodbye.
There were many moments throughout the day like that sweet wave from Celeste. I don't know who was behind me as I hiked up the big hill, but a boy was talking about his destiny. Someone else shouted, "She's leading us to our destiny!" with such feeling it brought tears to my eyes. What amazing, thoughtful kids you have all trusted to me. This is a special group. Thank you parents for letting me have this time with them. I feel pretty blessed.
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