We began reading different Gingerbread stories (listed at the end of this post) and began charting the title, characters, refrain and ending. I forgot to take a pic so I will post one next week when we are done.
We sorted syllables and made syllable flip books:
We did many different math journals:
We did a science experiment to find out what would happen if the Gingerbread Man had crossed the river himself. This involved leaving a gingerbread cookie in water for an extended period of time and recording what happened:
We mixed up gingerbread dough, cut out gingerbread men, and added raisin eyes:
Then we cooked them up and ate them!
After eating we graphed which part of the Gingerbread cookie we bit first:
And then we described Gingerbread. I made this anchor chart and the kids worked with me on white boards to make their own:
To end the week we made this adorable Gingerbread Face art work to hang in the hallway! I think they turned out so cute:
Here are our reading centers for our two weeks on Gingerbread (I'll post Math centers in next weeks post)
Writing Center - Word Families Sort
Game Shelf A Center - Beginning Sounds
Game Shelf B Center - Rhyming Pairs
Library Center- Gingerbread Books
Listening Center - "The Gingerbread Pirates"
Read the Room Center - Gingerbread Words
Pocket Chart Center - Gingerbread Sentences
Word Work Center - Building Sight Words
ABC Center - Ordering Letters
Here are the stories we read this week to start out our unit:
More to come next week!
These activities are from:
Deanna Jump's GingerBread Unit
Julie Lee's Gingerbread Unit
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