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First, we began with one of my favorite Earth Day books, Earth Day Hooray!
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(It was also a nice way to review our place value knowledge!)
Then,we brainstormed ways we could help our planet and recorded them on a chart.
Students then made the craftivity, making sure to write on there ways to keep the Earth clean.
I think they turned out pretty cute and DEFINITELY show my students' personalities! :)
To finish up our study of Geography, I have the kids do a "Create Your Own Continent" project!
If you'd like the project directions, click {here}. It's in Word, so feel free to modify it to fit your standards. It's an activity I've done for several years and they always turn out really cute! :)
This week, we're off to Ancient Egypt, one of my favorite units! Once I get the pages sorted out, I can't wait to share my Egypt and China activity books with you! :)
1 comments:
Sounds like your class had a fun-filled Earth Day! Thanks a bunch for the shout-out, I'm so glad your class enjoyed the little craftivity. I can't wait to start your continent project. Looks like a lot of fun. Great way to bring this year to a close. Thanks for sharing :)
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