Seuss Week and a couple of President's Day things...

Cloze lesson with George Washington Facts.

After reading "Just Like Abraham Lincoln" we brainstormed character traits Lincoln had and compared them to character traits we might have then we made a booklet.

Dice game my student teacher did with the class.

Beginning blends.

Kids choose an object from the box below and write the beginning and ending sound.

This center goes with "Green Eggs and Ham". So I came up with a color word egg center.

Flip over the eggs, find the match and write the word.

The kids pulled a popcorn word from the box and wrote it in the bubble.

Number identification and stamping 0 to 50.

One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish color word work.

The kids had to match words that had the same beginning sound/letter and write both words.

Lion/Lamb/Dr.Seuss

We brainstormed lion/lamb weather. Each day of the month we are graphing if it is a lion or lamb day.

Roll 2 dice, write the double digit number on the lamb.

From makinglearningfun.com and I added the writing part where we brainstormed rhyming words.

Got this clip art from Mrs. Lee. Each bear dentist had a specific number of teeth and the kids had to x out boxes for each bear sheet.

Roll 3 dice and put them in order, smallest, middle, largest numeral

Rhyming pairs

After reading the ABC book by Dr. Seuss we did our own page for a class book. We used picture dictionaries to help with words.

I used all green Easter eggs and put a cut up high frequency word in each. The kids had to 'crack' the egg, fix the word then write.

Illustrating/labeling March words.

The kids found their favorite Dr. Seuss character and made a model out of play doh then drew a picture of what they  sculpted. Several of the kids wrote, too.

One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish math with colored goldfish crackers.

The kids had a choice with this center. They could find crazy Dr. Seuss characters and illustrate OR find nonsense words and write them.

My version of Green Eggs and Ham. NOT HEALTHY. Two pink wafer cookies for ham, a vanilla wafer covered in white frosting and a green skittle for the yolk.