HOW TO BLOW A BUBBLE (MORE PROCEDURAL WRITING)

I got this activity from The teacher wife and it really worked well. I gave my kids some bubble gum and we chewed and chewed. Then we practised blowing a bubble for a couple of minutes. After that we talked about the different steps for blowing a bubble and wrote down our own instructions!

This is the final result: an easy-to-do craftivity with a focus on procedural writing that involves inflating balloons. Whee!! Plus we decorated one of the windows on the stairs landing of our school.

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LEMONADE RECIPE SEQUENCING ACTIVITY (Primary)

We practised reading and writing  step-by-step instructions and, most important of all, we made our own lemonade!

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MORE BULLETIN BOARDS (PRIMARY + ESO)

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HERE ARE MY LATEST BULLETIN BOARDS...

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NEW BULLETIN BOARD: THE GINGERBREAD MAN

I love bulletin boards! If they are eye-catching they will build interest in every student. We can motivate our kids to work harder with bulletin boards that display outstanding student work.

I have to confess, this bulletin board wasn't my idea. I took it from here.

We even had gingerbread cookies from La Lata de Galletas!

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FOUR THINGS RIGHT NOW

• Storytelling.

Monkey Puzzle by Julia Donaldson. English + Science

Butterfly life cycle with pasta!

• Classroom bulletin board.

It turned out to be time consuming but  I love the result.

• Felt board idea.

It took me just an hour and we always have tons of fun when we play with it.

• Digging for worms sensory play.

Kids catch all the slippery spaghetti worms with tweezers and put them into a plate. They couldn't stop laughing.

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