Happy Sunday Funday! I CANNOT WAIT for some DELISH sweet potato casserole in T minus 4 days!!!
This is a little activity I have done since my very first year of teaching. This is one of those things that had been passed from teacher to teacher…so I am not sure where the original idea came from, but I DO know it is not my original idea! :) This would be perfect for those of you {ME INCLUDED! :)} who have school Monday and Tuesday this week!
First, you read a paragraph explaining that during the first winter in America, the Pilgrims only had five parched kernels of corn to eat on some days! After reading, show the students a paper plate with 5 popcorn kernels glued in the center. This is SUCH an amazing visual for them! One of my sweet firsties said, “WOW! I would be STARVING!” I know, right???!!!!
You can give your kiddos a snack size baggie, with the The Legend of the Five Corn Kernels story and five pieces of candy corn, to take home. :) I also included a fill in the blank story page that the kiddos could fill out and you could simply staple a baggie with five pieces of candy corn to it.
Click {here} to download The Legend of the Five Corn Kernels activity for FREE on TpT!
I extended the 20% off sale {both units are $2.40} of the I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie mini unit and the Oh My, Pumpkin Pie! mini unit until Tuesday, November 22. These mini units would be great for this short Thanksgiving week, too!
I hope you and your family have a very blessed Thanksgiving!






















6 comments:
This is a great little project for my last two days of school before the break.
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Thanks so much for sharing this! I think I'll use it on Wednesday during my half day. :)
Marvelous Multiagers!
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Diana
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Thanks for the Legend of the 5 corn kernels unit. I did it with my kids today and it was perfect. They were a little excited about the break so this was educational and hands on. THANKS!
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Jessica =)
Hello, friend! Just wanted to let you know that I have an award for you on my blog! Come by and pick it up when you can.
Thanksgiving Blessings,
Rebecca
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