Sunday, January 29, 2017
Merry Christmas to Me!
Merry Christmas to Me!
Ive met some amazing people since I started blogging. My blog is only two months old, and Ive received another award. To be recognized by fellow bloggers is a great feeling. This award comes from an amazing blogger. Thank you Mary, at Sharing Kindergarten! Check out her blog by clicking on her button. Dont teach kindergarten? Dont worry she has ideas for every teacher.
Here are the rules:
1. Copy and paste the award on your blog.
2. Thank the giver and link back to them.
3. Reveal your top 5 picks and let them know by leaving a comment on their blog.
I get to name 5 other New blogs!
I get to name 5 other New blogs!
Teaching in Room 6
A Modern Teacher
Mrs. Huffs Stuff: Writers Workshop
Teaching Tales
connect-a-blog
4. Hope that your followers will spread the love to other bloggers!!
To celebrate Im giving you a freebie. This is an inquiry science lesson I incorporated with my Human Body Unit. This lesson was inspired by my mentor, Madelon Cheatham. Shes been pushing me (lovingly) toward more inquiry based lessons. I still used an organizer for this experiment. (Sorry Madelon!) If you tried the mitten experiment I posted about a couple of weeks ago, you will recognize the layout. I like to remind my students to always follow the steps in the scientific process.
To get students thinking about taste buds, I played a YouTube clip on babies first bite. Then I asked students the question, "Can we map the tongue?" We brainstormed the different types of tastes such as; sweet, sour, bitter, and salty. Finally, and this is the scarey part, I let them design their own experiments. I provided them with possible testing materials: salt, sugar, lemon juice, vinegar, Q-Tips, water, etc. Just click on the picture for your free copy and enjoy a little Classroom Magic!
If youre not already a follower I would love for you to become one!
Heres a YouTube video of babies tasting lemons.
Available link for download