Our month in review - festive photo style!!!
{Our jungle themed tree}
Pardon the glare! :)
{Kiddos Craft Bags}
These bags contain their 'gifts' to their parents: reindeer handprint ornament, candy cane fingerprint ornament, and The Greatest Gift is My Family book
{Merry Mail mailboxes}
The kiddos write letters to each other the whole month of December. By the end of the month, their mailbox is stuffed full of letters from each friend in the class!
{Reindeer Food tags}
{My gifts to the kiddos}
The Gingerbread Girl for the girls and The Gingerbread Man for the boys, complete with a yummy Gingerbread lollipop from Oriental Trading!
{First Grade is Merry and Bright Bulletin Board}
Our flat gingerbread project is below!! :)
{Reindeer Craftivity from the
{WAFFLES! Phonics Focus this week: final syllable -le}
We are loving the story of Mable and can't wait to make waffles on Friday! Loving this FUN way to teach final syllable -le! {Waaay yummier than my jungle idea! HA!} Super presh idea, Sarah!! :)
I am off to enjoy the remaining two days with my sweet angels! We will rotate to the other first grade classrooms for a book and fun activity, and end the week with Polar Express Day on Friday!
Happy, happy holidays!!! :)
4 comments:
Kelli,
Your tree is adorable!
That wrapping looks extremely professional! Kuddos for that! Must be my left-handedness because mine did not turn out that cute! (It's the thought that counts, right?!)
Happy Thursday...Almost Friday!
Julie
Ms. Marciniak's First Grade Critter Cafe
I love your jungle tree!! And thank you for the shout-out!! The reindeer are adorable!! :)
❤Teri
A Cupcake for the Teacher
Looks like fun:)
I absolutely *LOVE* those gift bags!
Merry Christmas...
Wow! What a festive classroom, I bet your kids had a blast! I LOVE the mail boxes, what a wonderful idea for the kids to get lots of letters from each other. I'm in Australia so the Christmas break is our end of school year - I think it'd be perfect for the kids to take home a mail bag full of letters from each other at the end of year. I think I'll be borrowing your idea next year :).... Thanks!
Jess
EarlyYearsFun
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