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Red or Green?

  • by Debbie
  • September 17, 2009
  • 2 comments

Red or Green?

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Today has been a normal day. Some of the fun we had:

Randy put together a floor puzzle with some of the kids.

We stamped red CIRCLES ( apples ) on a sheet of paper with big A’s and little a’s on.

I also included another picture of one of our table games. The apple with little worms sticking out is one of their favorite games this week. The worms fit down into the apple and the go up and down. The tips of the worms are different colors. The kids try to pull out ” matching” worms.

We also did another graph. We ate red and green apple slices and graphed which we liked the best. THis is a great way to talk about most and least, which most…. of the kids missed on the assessments I just did. A plus that I did not expect was this: Let’s put your apples on TOP of the other apple.

YAY for recognizing teachable moments!

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Ms Debbie
September 11, 2009

And just in case you are wondering… the cries in the background are the girls "playing" babies. That sounds awfuL! 🙂

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April
September 12, 2009

Hey, I just came across your blog through Preschool Playbook. You have some really good fairy tale ideas! By the way, I am new to blogging but I figured out if you write a post and want to publish it at a later date you just go to "post options" and you can type in whatever date you want it to be published. You can even write a future date and it will be scheduled to show up on that day.

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