Oviparous Animals in Our Classroom

Oviparous Animals in Our Classroom

Chicks!

Our special day arrived today! We received 6 eggs on Monday and 2 hatched Monday night and Tuesday we even got to see 2 of them hatch from their eggs. It was quite the sight! The kids are so in awe of them. Here are some pictures from the day.

We will observe them all week to learn about the life cycle of a chicken!

 We had 2 chicks hatch over the night.

Alligator Fun!
                                                  Alligators can, have, and are

We were busy following our recipe.

Emmy says NOPE I do not like alligator pie!!

We all love our alligator pie!!!

We worked on syllables with an Alligator chomp activity.

Frog Lifecyle

Frog Lifecyle 

We have been learning all about the frog life cycle this week. A frog starts out in an egg, then becomes a tadpole, then a froglet, and finally a FROG!

Oviparous Animals:
 Mrs. Patton came today to talk about life cycles .She talked about the animals that hatch out of an egg.

 

We read a book about an Emu he is an oviparous animal.

Leprechaun Punch

Leprechaun Punch

To end our day on Friday we learned how to make leprechaun. We talked about all the different ingredients we would need and how we would make it. Then we wrote it down so we could remember the recipe at home.

Ingredients:

7up, sherbet, sprinkles, a spoon, and a cup

Directions:

Get a spoon and cup.

Put a scoop of sherbet in the cup.

Pour 7up on the sherbet.

Put sprinkles on top.

Eat it!

Saint Patrick's Week

 

We enjoyed a little St. Patrick's Day Math

Working on new sight word flashcards.

Working on our emergent reader making picture word connections and finding new sight words.