This week we were able to publish our animal research projects. The kids really enjoyed that! I was thrilled to see how excited they continue to be, even though we have 5 days left!
I have to confess... These reflections were my favorite part. The kids will read, learn, discover... but the power of reflecting about their work and learning is far more important (in my opinion). If I can have them reflect on their learning goals... the sky is the limit! What do you guys think?
You can find the Animal Research project here.
The pictures are not far apart for me. Maybe it was just a glitch.
ReplyDeleteYour research projects look adorable. It is definitely a great thing for kids to be able to reflect on their learning and the things they create.
Heidi
My (Not So) Elementary Life
I like your research projects.
ReplyDeleteI didn't notice a large gap intil you pointed it out. Sometimes all you need to do is hit the backspace button.
I just found your blog. I like how easy it is to navigate.
Your newest follower,
Amy
Where Seconds Count 2nd grade blog
I love your blog and I am your newest follower! I am awarding you the One Lovely Blog Award.
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Jan http://dragonsdencurriculum.blogspot.com/
I absolutely love this. I love animals and love teaching about them - thanks for the awesome ideas!
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to let you know I found your blog via Katie & Lisen's blog, Second Grade Smartypants!
Thanks for all you do :]
Sara
Miss V's Busy Bees
OOh I love these reports! Did you create the masters? I went to your TPT stoe and didn't see them there. I also teach second and I'm very new to teacher blogging. I'm excited to see more of your projects this year:)
ReplyDeleteI am so excited to see that you put this up for sale! Looking forward to using it!!!
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