Much of our learning in first grade is hands on, and I try to incorporate games whenever possible...
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| The PTO gave each classroom a pumpkin, which we used for our Pumpkin Investigation book and will use for more fun math activities on Halloween! |
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| Students practiced estimating before measuring the actual weight and height of the pumpkin. They also estimated and then counted the number of lines on it. |
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| Pumpkin Jumble was a fun way to think about probability of dice rolls and also to practice tallying results. |
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| Roll-a-Skeleton was a popular game during math time! |
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| Students could practice patterning with Halloween materials during math time. Check out this AABC pattern. Awesome! |
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| Swap It! was an engaging way to practice reading short vowel words during my SWR station. |
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| Free choice allows students to unleash their creativity! |
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