We took advantage of the beautiful weather and had reader's workshop outside. Reading poetry is much better that way!
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Nonfiction Book Clubs
This week for book clubs we are doing biographies. Today we went to the computer lab and used a program to make timelines of our person we read about. They did a great job.
Monday, March 5, 2012
Measurement
In math, we are learning about measuring with yards and meters. We started out our lesson using nonstandard units of measurement. Using our bodies we measured the length of our room. From the door to the wall our room is 6 children long.
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Nonfiction Book Clubs
In reading we have started book clubs. This week we got in groups and chose a nonfiction book to work on. We each read the book on our own and then went back through with sticky notes and wrote any questions we had and anything we thought was important. Then we met with our groups, compared notes and questions. We combined our information and facts and then we made a poster of everything we learned to present to the rest of the class.
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Birds, Birds, and More Birds!
Natalie from Mrs. Larson's class brought in some real turkey feathers for us to looks at together. They were super cool! We got to see how the bones of the feathers are hollow. If you have any bird stuff to share send it in. The kids love it!
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
The 100th Day of School
We made it through one hundred days of second grade. Woo Hoo!! We have learned a lot and become really good readers and writers. I am so proud of the progress they have made thus far. We celebrated with a yummy snack of 100 treats!!
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Reading Nonfiction
We are getting ready to begin our Bird Research Projects. Today in Reader's Workshop, we read nonfiction and did a KWL chart with our book choice. They all did really well writing what they know, want to know and what they learned after reading.
They are all very excited about their birds. We will be doing the research at school, but they are welcome to find pictures and information at home as well.
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