This morning we created our own kite! We used tissue paper, straws, tape and yarn. This afternoon we will fly them outside! This will be a great way to see how the wind and air work together!
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
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- What Did We Observe?
- How Fast Can Water Travel Through Paper?
- How Fast Does Water Evaporate?
- More About Water!
- The Water Cycle!
- Kites! Kites! Kites!
- What a Healthy Looking Snack!
- Two Great Stories!
- Look For The Guiding Stars!
- Hannaford's Comes To Kindergarten!
- Read About Our Trip To The Audubon!
- Fraction Posters!
- More Wonderful Readers!
- Where Does Maple Syrup Come From?
- A Friendly Letter!
- Problem Solving in Kindergarten!
- Celebrations Around The World!
- The First Day of Spring!
- Another Dr. Seuss Story!
- Hop On Pop!
- Reading Aloud with Ms. Camille!
- Miss Jessica!
- Classroom Readers!
- The Water Cycle!
- There's a Wocket in My Pocket!
- Springing into Math!
- Morning Exploration!
- Listen to our Scientific Ideas!
- Does it Sink or Float?
- Great Independent Activities Happening!
- Writer's Workshop!
- More Max and Ruby Movement!
- What Would Max and Ruby Do?
- Showing Emotions!
- Max and Ruby!
- Max and Ruby Come Alive!
- A Hands On Workshop With Suzanne!
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