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Sunday, April 29, 2012
Monday is "Dress to support your favorite state" day!
On Monday (April 30, 2012) don't forget to dress in clothes that show which of the 50 states is your favorite!
You have worked very hard during our 50 states unit. It's now coming to an end... what better way to end our unit than to dress up to show which state is our favorite!!!
You can wear a jersey, a shirt, an outfit, a hat, or possibly do something like put flowers in your hair if Hawaii was your favorite state (just an idea!).
Remember, you may wear a hat, but only in our classroom.
Be creative and show us which state you love the most!!!
You have worked very hard during our 50 states unit. It's now coming to an end... what better way to end our unit than to dress up to show which state is our favorite!!!
You can wear a jersey, a shirt, an outfit, a hat, or possibly do something like put flowers in your hair if Hawaii was your favorite state (just an idea!).
Remember, you may wear a hat, but only in our classroom.
Be creative and show us which state you love the most!!!
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
We Have Been Studying!!!
We have been studying our states and capitals!!! We have been working so hard!
Please, keep up the good work... keep reviewing you flashcards! Our test will be this Friday!!!
Please, keep up the good work... keep reviewing you flashcards! Our test will be this Friday!!!
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Guided Reading Time
Ms. Lyons and Mrs. Moore meet with different Guided Reading Groups each day. If we are not called to group, we read quietly at our seats.
Sometimes, we just want our picture taken!!!
We are NOT camera shy in Room 201...
Friday, April 20, 2012
Our Interactive Regions
First, we labeled each state in the United States of America.
Then we began to look at each of the various regions within the United States. So far we have looked at 4 out of the 5 regions in the United States of America.
Miss Perchinski created a large map puzzle for us to match the states with their correct locations. We then labeled the capital of each state, in each region, as a class. Here is what we have created.
Then we began to look at each of the various regions within the United States. So far we have looked at 4 out of the 5 regions in the United States of America.
Miss Perchinski created a large map puzzle for us to match the states with their correct locations. We then labeled the capital of each state, in each region, as a class. Here is what we have created.
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