I'm enjoying another snow day today. This one was completely unexpected (but still equally appreciated!). The hubs wasn't quite as lucky today -- his district still had school, which meant that my son was off to school for the day as well.
I enjoyed a fun mommy-daughter morning at (where else???) my classroom! I wasn't prepared for this snow day and there were a few things that I wanted to grab. You know how it goes, though, when you have time in your classroom without your students....the list is a mile long! Fortunately, Rowan looooves playing in my classroom, so she enjoyed a few hours there with me. We both loved it. BUT....girlfriend can make a MESS in no time.
Ta-da! "Mom! I made a picnic!"
What??!? We have to clean it up???? Ha!
After we left my school, I dropped her off at pre-school so that I could meet up with my son for lunch. What a treat to get to hang out with him and his Kindergarten friends for a while as they ate today!
Anyway...I did a fun snowflake addition craftivity with my students last week that I have been meaning to post about. We are working hard on addition, and I wanted to see if the students could apply what we've been learning to create and write out their own number sentences.
In an effort to spread a little snow day love, click here to grab this activity for yourself!
I included "___and___is___." OR "___+___=___" for those of you who would rather have your students fill in the addition sentence.
I hope that you can use this sometime in the next few weeks!
Happy {almost} Friday!!
Another snow day!!!! Yay! Lucky you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHeather (heathernnance@yahoo.com)
Such a fun idea! Thanks for sharing! And yes, lucky you, another snow day! ;)
ReplyDeleteOh my word! This little snow addition activity will work perfectly for my kiddos next week. We have really been focusing our energy on addition and this too will be a great tool to see who is getting and who needs to pulled aside for a little more support. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteErin
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