Showing posts with label eggs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eggs. Show all posts

Monday, April 19, 2021

Dollar Tree Haul for March



I scored these stamps at Dollar Tree:

I found these printables at A Pinch of Kinder that would be perfect.




 These are for paint:

I was going to remove the letters on the top,
but the kids don't even care lol





How fabulous is that????






Sunday, February 28, 2016

Target Time

Target Time!!!  Here are things I just picked up at Target Dollar Spot.  I am on the lookout for some games, but mine hasn't put them out yet :( 


Seuss obsession 
I hang the bags up as decoration.


Felt spring stuff and cute clothes pins.



To use in tot school
and the tape and rabbits, well just because lol

Easter items.
Love the growing capsules.
Love pens :)

The pots are for garden unit over in Kinderpond Jr. Tot School
The duck and bunny erasers are for games :)

Metallic pencils for fun!

Getting ready for Easter- Paw Patrol style :)
Hat, sunglasses, towel, bag, and stickers.

Saw the frog cup on one trip, 
the rest was added later lol


Thursday, April 14, 2011

Oviparious and Viviparous

We studied Oviparous and Viviparous animals. I found these apps for my iPhone. This first one is very easy, 4 cracks and it opens.  Here is the deal, it is a random creature (most of the time lol) I used this with the K-1's. When they cracked the egg, they had to tell us if it were oviparous or viviparous. 
{Side note-it does have several things that aren't either, and they laugh and laugh lol! Anyways, one says Happy Easter all over, one is jelly beans, and one is an egg.) The students love this. They have been asking to crack the egg for two weeks now.  


 Of course I must show the egg hatched a frog!  lol

This one is a little harder one, not for the creatures, but the amount of times it takes to crack the egg!!! I am talking a good 20-30 seconds lol.  Anyways, it is the same concept as the younger kids version. They were both free apps.

Both apps make sound, but I don't usually turn on the sound.

We sorted pictures in a pocket chart and then the students got their very own to sort and color in their science logs.