This is the time of year when eggs are starting to hatch. If you keep your eyes peeled, you'll be able to find several varieties to show in your classroom.
Showing posts with label eggs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eggs. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 4, 2022
Collect Those Egg Casings
Labels:
eggs,
natural science,
Possible Science Activity
Friday, June 4, 2021
Did You Know Fun Facts
Labels:
Did You Know Fun Facts,
Egg Float Test,
eggs,
natural science
Friday, October 16, 2015
Weekly Graphing Idea - Letter E
1. How do you like to eat your eggs? Fried, boiled, or scrambled?
2. Name an animal that lays eggs, and birds don't count!
2. Name an animal that lays eggs, and birds don't count!
1. What do you like most about elephants?
2. If you had a pet elephant, what would you do with it?
1. Do you know what an envelope is for?
2. Do you know how to address an envelope?
3. What can you put in an envelope?
Monday, March 25, 2013
An Easter Egg Template
With this week being a short week, our letter for the week is E, and we're going to be doing a lot of Easter Egg activities.
To begin with, I needed to make some egg templates.
I started with simple thick cardboard, like the side of a cracker or cereal box.
To begin with, I needed to make some egg templates.
I started with simple thick cardboard, like the side of a cracker or cereal box.
I found these egg templates on a wonderful site called firstpalette dot com.
Cutting them apart, I taped two on a side. (Three would fit, but two were more manageable.)
Then I poked a hole in the egg, and cut out the center.
Voila! Two palm-sized egg templates!
For our first activity, I pulled out the old wallpaper books, and tore out some sheets.
Laying the template on the back, I traced them, then cut them out.
I now have two eggs I can use for decorating!
Stay tuned to see what we did with our eggs!
Labels:
activities,
Easter,
eggs,
How To,
template
Friday, April 6, 2012
Summarizing Our Short Week of Easter Activities
This was a short week, as Good Friday is a school holiday. Throughout the week we did a variety of activities to celebrate Easter.
* Taking an egg pattern and old wallpaper books, the children got to cut and paste pieces of wallpaper to create egg mosaics.
* Using a rabbit pattern another teacher gave me (she used it on paper plates), the students colored, cut, then pasted it onto a paper bag to create puppets. The back view shows how I let them glue cotton balls on the tail.
* Of course, we also graphed our jelly beans.
* And Thursday culminated with our egg hunt.
Here's Wishing Everyone a Wonderful Easter!
* Taking an egg pattern and old wallpaper books, the children got to cut and paste pieces of wallpaper to create egg mosaics.
* Using a rabbit pattern another teacher gave me (she used it on paper plates), the students colored, cut, then pasted it onto a paper bag to create puppets. The back view shows how I let them glue cotton balls on the tail.
* Of course, we also graphed our jelly beans.
* And Thursday culminated with our egg hunt.
Here's Wishing Everyone a Wonderful Easter!
Labels:
Easter break,
eggs,
graphing,
mosaic,
paper bags,
puppets,
spring egg hunt
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