Wow… here is one of our favorite author for YEARS! Mo Willems! We love Pigeon, Edwina, Knuffle Bunny and of course, Elephant and Piggie, and so many more friends! Let’s learn more about him! When you learn something new, amazing, and/or fascinating – please add it to the Padlet! Kindergarteners & 1st Graders: 1st Graders… Read More Whoa! Look at Mo Go!
After reading the book titled, Quack, Sean was inspired to write the song below! Have you ever been inspired by a book? Which one? Tell us about it!
Top o’ the evenin’ to ya! We are so LUCKY to have so many amazing authors share their books with the virtual world! Checkout this great read aloud by Laura Murray who is reading her book The Gingerbread Man and the Leprechaun Loose at School! Before St. Patrick’s Day has come and gone… Here is… Read More Try Your Luck – Read Aloud, Fun Chats, and Leprechaun Traps
The site, Chateau Meddybemps, is chalk full of wonderful activities that will enhance skills, concepts and at the same time build student stamina using the mouse. We had fun this week working on mouse maneuvers by decorating cakes in Bobby’s Busy Bakery. The students have lots of fun by moving things around until the cake looks… Read More Throwback from Ms. Eyer’s Library Critical Thinking Challenges: Mouse Maneuvers
This short video introduces students to the powerful idea that taking on challenges can grow and strengthen their brains, and that they have the power to make their brains stronger every day. Explore this book and discuss cerebral anatomy they will better understand that “each brain finds it’s own special way.” The story begins… Read More Throwback from Ms. Eyer’s Library Critical Thinking Challenges: A Walk in the Rain with a Brain
Here we have a familiar author Mo Willems! He is here to teach us all about doodling! Every afternoon at 1 PM you can head to www.kennedy-center.org/mowillems Episode 1: Monday March 16th!
Watch Peter Reynolds himself read his book The Word Collector! A great book about Jerome who is trying to find his special something that he loves to collect! You can see him read another book tomorrow at 12! Take a look for how to share your favorite word! Or a word of something that you… Read More Peter Reynolds reads The Word Collector
Not a numbers person? Perfect! This game doesn’t really involve numbers. In fact, the boxes could just as easily be filled with letters of the alphabet, shapes or even pictures! Numbers are only used because they are well-recognized symbols. Puzzles are a great activity for kids. They exercise the brain, help develop logical reasoning, and… Read More Throwback from Ms. Eyer’s Library Critical Thinking Challenges: Sudoku