This has been one of my favorite weeks of school.
In K5 I told them the story of the red house. Then we cut up apples to see if they really had a star. We tried red, green, and honey crisp---and they all had stars. Then of course we couldn't waste the apples so we had to eat them!! We learned a little about Johnny Appleseed and then finished the class with the book Apples, Apples, Apples by Nancy Elizabeth Wallace.
First grade heard the story Library Mouse by Daniel Kirk. We also practiced with CE call numbers. First graders are learning how to find and replace CE books. You have to look at the three letters of the author's name--not the CE. CE just tells you which library neighborhood a book lives in.
Second grade began a Unit on Fractured Fairy Tales. I told them the story of The Three Pigs. The real story that has been passed on from generation to generation. Then I read them The Three Pigs by David Weisner and The True Story of the Three Pigs by Jon Scieszka. We discussed the differences between all three stories and can't wait until next week when we fracture the story even more.
Third Grade saw a power point by Toni Buzzeo to review the parts of the books. We also talked about the neighborhoods in our library. I'm hoping they listened!!! Check back for what we do next week.....I'm excited.
Fourth Grade is finishing the movie Chocolate Fever. We looked at other chocolate books in the library---like Chocolate Touch and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Fifth Grade worked on research---I know everyone else got to do something new and fun and the fifth grade had to work. They looked up information on the mammal they had chosen to study in Computer. The most important thing I wanted them to practice was where to find the author of their article. I am proud to say that authors were found. I reminded them that they can use the World Book Online anytime they parent tells them it is OK.
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