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Showing posts with label holiday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holiday. Show all posts

Friday, December 16, 2016

Polar Express Day

Polar Express Day was a blast! Kids came in their PJ's and brought blankets, stuffed animals and their favorite mugs. We enjoyed CrockPot cocoa, courtesy of our amazing Room Moms, and had such a great time!


Tuesday, December 8, 2015

Mooseltoe Sequencing

Our focus the last couple days has been Mooseltoe. Such a fun holiday read. The students worked on comprehension yesterday and today the aim was sequence. They did fantastic!







Monday, December 7, 2015

Hippo-Hurray for 2nd Grade!

Yes. We are ready to ROCK the winter show! Second grade will again be the #ShowStealers of the production. Can you guess our song?

Sunday, December 21, 2014

Winter Break

So, all of Dixon's Darling Dolphins are on winter break! Yay! Yippee! Hurrahhhhhh! And Hallelujah! 


Everyone in our room, Twinkle and Willie included, is so, so ready for a nice, long break! See y'all in 2015!

PS for the students - do your winter homework packet and have fun on BrainPop!

Mrs. Masoumi


I am so blessed - as are every one of my students - to work with an AMAZING instructional assistant, Mrs. Masoumi. 


She is fantastic with the kids, beautiful, smart as a whip and is so much fun to have in the classroom. Above all - she is generous and so creative and just a really excellent friend.


This year she gave me The Twelve Days of Christmas and on each of the 12 days leading up to our break she had another goodie for me - wrapped beautifully in Mason jars. It was beyond touching and I loved every single gift!
These are just a few of the awesome goodies...






Decorating Those STEM Gingerbread Houses!

The next day after construction we got to decorating our houses and we enjoyed some delicious hot cocoa while doing it!









Wow! Our classroom smelled like a bakery - I'm sure Twinkle LOVED it!







Does This Count as STEM?


So today we learned about engineers and determined the best way to secure a structure. Ahem. Ok. We made gingerbread houses. 







The kids had a BALL and some were wrist deep in frosting. All of the houses were unique and adorable - just like my students themselves :)


Friday, December 5, 2014