That's an octopus clinging to the wall in a corner! They told us that the octopus is very shy of people and likes to hide to keep from being seen!
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Sealife Aquarium Trip
Today we went all the way to Auburn Hills to visit the Sealife Aquarium at Great Lakes Crossing! We had so much fun on our trip and learned a lot while we were there. The aquarium has over 5,000 types of fish! All the fish are shipped to the aquarium in special warm trucks to keep all of the fish safe from becoming to cold during the winter months. Here are just a few pictures from our trip today!
Monday, February 2, 2015
Attention: We Had a Special Visitor!
One of good friends came to visit our classroom on Friday! You may know him...he's yellow, square, and spongy. Can you guess? That's right, SpongeBob SquarePants himself came to our little classroom for a visit! We were ready for him when he came! We had our SpongeBob soundtrack playing and the kids were so excited! I could tell that they were nervous (maybe because SpongeBob out of water is HUGE! Take a look below at our exciting moment!
Thursday, January 8, 2015
Where Have I Been?
Well, I feel like I'm just the worst! I have slacked so much on updating our classroom blog this year! I even put it on my to-do list over Christmas break. It's amazing how fast time goes by and we forget to do things. Life as a teacher is often crazy and chaotic! New year, new leaf, as they say! So let's all work on getting better, yes?
So much has happened this year and I feel as though I owe a huge update of photos, but many of my photos are on my work computer and I am at home my home computer for our first SNOW DAY (or cold day) of 2015! Kids aren't the only ones who appreciate snow days! It also gives us teachers time to catch up on all that we've fallen behind on. I am also preparing to brave the cold today for my first day of classes this semester at U of M Dearborn. College and teaching at the same time is challenging, but it's 110% for the better in the long run!
Yesterday, January 7th, we had the Beneficial Bugs crew from the Leslie Nature Center come in and do a demonstration on the bug life cycle and why they're important to us. This was really fun because we will be studying these life cycles this spring! Students also had the chance to view and touch a Madagascar Hissing Cockroach. I was not participating in touching it! They enjoyed the experience and I feel as though it's opening up the chance to bring other animals or wildlife experiences to our classroom in the future! (Fingers crossed of course!) I made sure to take lots of pictures yesterday and also have a few classroom pictures to add - this may have something to do with getting a new camera! My students seem to love having their picture taken and they are so adorable that it's all a lot of fun! Also, these kids pants look so dirty in these pictures! We had just come back from gym and because gym is used for entry/dismissal all of their pants are salty from the floor! Downsides of winter!
So much has happened this year and I feel as though I owe a huge update of photos, but many of my photos are on my work computer and I am at home my home computer for our first SNOW DAY (or cold day) of 2015! Kids aren't the only ones who appreciate snow days! It also gives us teachers time to catch up on all that we've fallen behind on. I am also preparing to brave the cold today for my first day of classes this semester at U of M Dearborn. College and teaching at the same time is challenging, but it's 110% for the better in the long run!
Yesterday, January 7th, we had the Beneficial Bugs crew from the Leslie Nature Center come in and do a demonstration on the bug life cycle and why they're important to us. This was really fun because we will be studying these life cycles this spring! Students also had the chance to view and touch a Madagascar Hissing Cockroach. I was not participating in touching it! They enjoyed the experience and I feel as though it's opening up the chance to bring other animals or wildlife experiences to our classroom in the future! (Fingers crossed of course!) I made sure to take lots of pictures yesterday and also have a few classroom pictures to add - this may have something to do with getting a new camera! My students seem to love having their picture taken and they are so adorable that it's all a lot of fun! Also, these kids pants look so dirty in these pictures! We had just come back from gym and because gym is used for entry/dismissal all of their pants are salty from the floor! Downsides of winter!
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