This is my absolute favorite time of year. All the lights and decorations and snow make me so happy.
My family has a tradition that we always put up our tree the first weekend in December and I make homemade caramel corn for us to eat while we decorate. So this isn’t exactly educational but who doesn’t love a good recipe and a little food porn!
So, first off you need 24 cups of air popped popcorn and you should preheat the oven to 225 F.
Isn’t my popcorn maker pretty?! |
This is what 24 cups of popcorn looks like. |
Mmmmmm sugar and butter. |
Finally, EAT and ENJOY! |
Here’s how our tree turned out (we don’t have a fancy tree, it’s mostly kid decorations and cutesy ornaments that I have received as gifts over the years):
We’ve been working on Beginning, Middle and End in both reading and writing. |
Look at how awesomely large this is for the students to be able to see the pictures and even help with the words! It has taken my read alouds to a whole new level. |
I photocopied the story so that we could highlight important parts of the text:
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Unknown says
I use my document camera all day long. I put everything up on it. Then with my interactive board I can write on the board to have it appear to project on the document. The days of overheads are long gone {although secretly sometimes I miss my little overhead projector}!
Jamie
teachingtidbit.blogspot.com
Second-grade-alicious says
Ughhh I HATE overhead projectors lol. I agree though, their days are done! Every time I use the document camera I'm always amazed at how clear it is! It's such an awesome tool.