We had a lot going on this
week. Pre-K was wrapping up their unit
on folktales, so I read The Three Little Gators by Helen Ketteman.
For Kindergarten, First
and Second Grades, I read a book from the Texas 2x2 list. Each student must
read at least 5 books from the list in order to vote for their favorite in
April. I read I Don’t Want to Be a Frog by Dev Petty to Kindergarten. In
First Grade, I read Hoot Owl: Master of Disguise by Sean Taylor. And, in
Second Grade, I read There’s a Lion in my Cornflakes by Michelle
Robinson. All of the students seemed to
enjoy the silliness of these stories.
A couple of weeks ago, I
had 3rd-5th grade students complete an information
literacy survey. After reviewing the responses, I have decided on some key
concepts to cover throughout the remainder of the year. After we have covered
these concepts, I hope to facilitate a group research project on digital
citizenship. This week we discussed what
to keep in mind when creating their own groups as well as choosing their own
topics. Most of the students seemed
intrigued about what topic we were going to research.
Third, Fourth and Fifth
Grade students also voted for their favorite Texas Bluebonnet Award book this
week. The winner will be announced in
February and our Bluebonnet Breakfast will be in March.
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