Seasons song

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Thanks for stopping by our last day of linky parties. Today is Fun Friday and we will be talking about all the FUN things we do in our classroom. If you missed any of the previous posts, you can check them out here: >>>Must Have Monday >>>Tell Us About You Tuesday >>>Wonderful Wednesday >>>Throwback Thursday Well, I'm Hadar from Miss Kindergarten and I'm excited to share with you some ideas about how we make our days entertaining and FUN! I might be one of the only schools left in the world…

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We have been having so much fun learning about weather and seasons. I think every year my students always love science and this year seems to be no different. I like starting out with weather as our first science unit because the experiments are really easy for the first graders this early in the year and they are all low prep. I am all about keeping it simple. Our first experiment was after we had learned about the water cycle. I wanted to have them experience evaporation. It's not able to…

If you like this FREEBIE scientific song about rainbows, you'll love the rest of the poems, chants, and fingerplays in "What's the Weather Today?" available at Teachers Pay Teachers!

Create your perfect fall aesthetic playlist for teens in your Spotify, for your Instagram story, or to inspire you to write your own autumn song. These song ideas can be a helpful place to start when coming up with music therapy intervention ideas for teens or young adults this season!

Check out these fun spring songs for preschoolers! Perfect for adding movement into your day, creating smooth transitions, and having fun!

Seasons Reading Comprehension PDF | Passage About Seasons. Free printable 4 seasons reading activities for kids.

I love FALL activities!!! Here is one we did with our first graders! The pictures turned out sooooo sweet. THIS IS THE HALLWAY DISPLAY. So funny... each students' personality came out for this project!! Each student had to re-write the poem of the month. It was called Fall Leaves. I have included a close up of the poem and the book I used to get the idea. We took pictures of each student with a leaf on their head. After they wrote their poem they got leaves that the poem talked about.....1…