…and all through the class, the students were working and having a blast! :-)
Language activity: Matching cards of baby animals. |
Reading and acting out our "Thanksgiving" poem. |
Working with the Cards and Counters math lesson. |
Exploring polygons with the Constructive Triangles. |
An extension of the Cards and Counters lesson - tracing the number and coloring the quantity. |
Building the Pink Tower. |
Counting quantity with the Number Rods. |
Writing practice with Sandpaper Numbers. |
Puzzle Map of the World |
After completing the Puzzle of the Turtle, this student was inspired to trace its outline on a paper and write a story to go along with it. |
Careful pin pushing work. |
Here, the child has decided to copy the months of the year from our class calendar. |
Exploring the Power of Two cube. |
Matching rectangles from the Geometric Cabinet. |
Constructing and teen numbers with quantity and symbol: Teen Beads and Boards. |
Visual discrimination of size using the Brown Stair. |
very nice artworks.. I missed my childhood days :)
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