We may no longer have snow, but
it is definitely the season of winter.
After the past couple of weeks of bitter cold weather outside and
assessing children for the end of the semester inside, we have decided that some
of the winter animals we have talked about have the right idea about the season
of winter. Hibernation! A few weeks of being snuggled up inside our houses
sounds good, but unfortunately not to be. So, we decided to “hibernate” in our
classrooms instead. There is nothing like coming to school in our pajamas,
keeping the lights down low throughout the day, doing quiet activities and eating
munchies to
warm our bodies and our spirits. What a great way to culminate our study of
animals in winter. We recommend a day of
hibernation for everyone!
Well, we did do a few PBL
activities on winter animals, but it didn’t feel like work! (see below)
http://www.voki.com/pickup.php?scid=9239922&height=267&width=200
Can’t
have a post without some of Ms. G’s terrific art work!
Hibernating? Migrating? Or Adapting?
This post is getting too
long! Shoot me an email if you would
like me to send you directions on how to create a Thinglink
for your winter animals or any other tech tool to use for a PBL! Happy Hibernating!
the.beezy.teacher@gmail.com
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