We spent the last two days focusing on Owls. We read two books and the children read one mini book I created. We made two different kinds of owls, complete and Owl chart and focused on fact vs. opinion The children really enjoy the non-fiction units. I even had some student do the Owl Research page for our Mitchell Wall of Fame!
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| This Owl is on my door. It is right next to the writing center. The kids sometimes refer to it in writing. I love the teamwork that these charts use. I split my class into three groups and they have to work together to come up with ideas as well as make sure they don’t use the same idea twice! |
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| This is the first time we made the colorful owl. We used our scrap bucket and they turned out adorable! |
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| Two of my favorite Owl books! |
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love the owls…so cute!! im your newest follower…drop by =)
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Your owls are ADORABLE! You always have such great ideas. I need to spend some time going back over your older posts. I have some of your TpT packets on my wishlist. =)
I am kind of a new follower to your awesome blog. I would be honored if you would hop over and visit me when you get the chance. I just shared some Thanksgiving *freebies*. =)
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