Today, we observed the center of a sunflower, filled with dried petals and seeds. We used our senses and tried to use our words and pictures to described what we saw. We started by reading a nonfiction book about different kinds of seeds. Then, we discussed what scientists do when they work. We learned that scientists use labels, and carefully choose their words, often using words that are very specific. We used our science journals to help us record our observations.
Welcome to Mrs. McCormack's 1st grade class blog where we post updates and pictures of our learning. Please see the sidebar for links to our other web-sites.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Family Newsletter
Dear Families, Here is our week in review: Social-Emotional Learning : This week, the students learned about how they can use their assertiv...
-
We had another Swarm Party at Allen Brook last week, celebrating our filled Buzzy Jar. The students, once again, did an amazing job working...
-
We explored with pattern blocks and unifix cubes in our math class last week. The students created patterns with our blocks. Some students...
-
The students have learned about the importance of adding details to our pictures when we are writing a story. Most of the time, the picture...
No comments:
Post a Comment