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Really Good Stuff Having trouble keeping kids focused as we lead up to the holidays, vacation and classroom celebrations? Here's a great tip from a Kindergarten teacher. Share your ideas here too!!
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Story Walks Keep Kids Focused Before Holiday Celebrations. Classroom Tips and Story Walks Keep Kids Focused Before Holiday Celebrations. Activity Ideas of Experienced Teachers, collected from our Newsletter archive.
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Really Good Stuff How do you celebrate the holidays in your classroom? Here's a great idea from a Kindergarten teacher for a fun holiday craft that can be used for many grade levels. Check it out!
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Fun Holiday Craft Classroom Tips and Fun Holiday Craft Activity Ideas of Experienced Teachers, collected from our Newsletter archive.
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Marcus Yunus 1) Our weekly theme in reading is 'Eating International', and we are in the midst of a unit on 'Early America' in Social Studies. Between the two subjects, we are able to bring a historical and contemporary perspective to the joy of sharing food. My third graders will also be reading a supplemental magazine this week a...bout Thanksgiving. In an interesting allignment of holidays, my students will also be celebrating the Eid-al-Adha this week. This is a Muslim tradition that is also includes feasting and thanks-giving. 2) I have a deep love for the tofu-turkey. This vegetarian work of art is delicious in combination with potatoes, carrots, and vegetarian gravy. 3) recipe? I typically follow the recipe that comes with the package for this tofu-turkey--I'm choosing to omit the company name. If interested, it shouldn't be hard to find.
Crystal Indrihovic
1. How do you celebrate Thanksgiving in your classroom? Our second grade classes read Stone Soup and discuss the moral of sharing. We create our own Stone Soup to eat in the classroom along with cornbread and pumpkin pie.
My personal favorite thing to eat for Thanksgiving is dressing and gravy from my grandma's house.
Sarah
1) My students are mostly from the Dominican Republic so we talk about different traditional foods that they eat with their families on Thanksgiving as well as what the holiday means in American culture. In NLA, they've made pamphlets about what they are thankful for to give to their families over the long weekend.
2) ... My mom's famous leftover Thanksgiving soup. Recipe= combine all of your leftovers into some broth and enjoy for...months!
Heather
1. How do you celebrate or commemorate Thanksgiving in your classroom?
We have a "feast" where each family brings something and we all eat lunch together!
2. What's your favorite thing to eat on Thanksgiving?
Fried Okra!!!
3. Recipe - EASY! Cut the okra into thin slices and put salt and pepper on them. Let the okra sit f...or 30 or so minutes until it is "sticky" or slimy. Then coat the okra with a thin layer of corn meal. Put oil in a frying pan and fry it up! YUMMY!
