Here are some pictures from our science shelf. The first two pictures are from a beautiful pumpkin sequencing work that a parent of one of my old students made for me. It has real photos from a pumpkin patch mounted and laminated on card stock that show what all the pumpkin stages look like " for real" as the kids have told me! On the same tray is a make your own pumpkin booklet that has been very popular with the kids the last few days. The next photo is of a counting work and the forth is how our seed work looks on the shelf. The last picture is of the music we have been listening to lately. I try to introduce the children to different genres of music and currently we are listening to the English Patient Soundtrack which is a beautiful instrumental collection with Hungarian influences. The children like listening to different music every week during work time and sometimes I find them humming the tune!
On a lighter note today I had to leave the classroom for a moment to turn off some water that a child had left running so I asked an older student to offer the children help if it was needed while I was away. As I walked off I heard them kick into "Ms. Allison" mode as they asked another student to "Please choose some work to do". It was pretty funny to think that they really are watching and lastening to everything I do and say. Atleast they were polite...right?
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