Throwin' it waaaayyyy back!! This is probably in 1990 or 1991 - my cousin Lillie, me, and my Grandma!
Now that Read Across America week is almost behind us, it's time for those little pesky Leprechauns to start popping up everywhere! This year, I will be tracked-out from school during the week leading up to St. Patrick's Day, so I won't be able to do all the fun things that come with this famous green day, but that doesn't mean we won't be missing out on all the fun.
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This activity is perfect if you are studying money - something we started today! With this fun 3-D craftivity, students are given a cloud with a money amount. They have to use coins to make the amount on the pot. Then, you use strips of construction paper to make the rainbow. We did this last year and it was a huge hit and made for a very colorful bulletin board!
Up next is a new language arts and writing craftivity project!
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There are lots of different activity sheets you can have your kiddos do with this project. You don't have to have the book to do all of the activities in this set, but it definitely will provide your kiddos with some inspiration!
Then there comes the crafting part - my favorite part! There is a head, feet, and hands included. There are lots of ways to display the craft with your students' work.
Just the head and hands...
Or just the feet...
Or put both of them together!
Last up are March Math Centers! Since we will be out of school for 2 weeks of March, we started our March math centers this past Monday. February has been so long and the weather is looking and feeling like spring, why not start the next month's centers a couple days early?!?!
It's almost Friday - we can make it to the weekend!
What a delightful post! I love how you’re incorporating fun activities like crafts and math into learning, especially with such a vibrant theme. Just like how leprechauns are all about the treasure at the end of the rainbow, a freight forwarding company helps businesses discover and transport their treasures globally. It’s fascinating how logistics can be as colorful and creative as your classroom projects. Keep up the great work inspiring young minds!
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