VIL - Very Important Letters

Yesterday we had a little time to work on our letters to Santa. The students were to include 2 questions, information on their behavior, 2 things they'd like and 1 thing for a friend. They needed to have a closing and a signature, too.

The kids worked so hard on these Very.Important.Letters and they turned out so well.

I asked Twinkle to take them up to the North Pole so Santa could read them. I also asked her to bring them back after they're read so we can hang them up for a bit and send them home :)

Twinkle Loves to Have Her Picture Taken!

Wowie, wow, wow! When the kids and I got to school today we found that Twinkle had been up to some shenanigans again last night! Her antics include changing ALL of our computer backgrounds to pictures of her and then she crawled into our copiers and took pictures of herself!

I bet Santa will have a lot to say to her over the weekend.

Also, it looks like Twinkle took our letters to Santa because they weren't here when we got in today. I wonder if she'll bring them back over the weekend?

 

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Twinkle Got Herself in a Sticky Situation

I have no idea what goes on in my classroom in the middle of the night but when we came in this morning it looked like Twinkle had quite a good time after coming back from the North Pole!

She was sitting with her friends and had gotten into my sticker stash! They were COVERED in stickers! I guess everyone loves stickers - whether you're a 7 year old human or Twinkle the Elf!

No wonder Santa sends the elves out to homes and classrooms - they are a handful!

Sequencing!

I don't know about you, but I love.love.love holiday books! Today we read Olive, the Other Reindeer and we did some comprehension and sequencing work. The other thing I love.love.love is my students' artwork! Look at these little sequence books!

Twinkle Day 3

Holy Moly! This little Twinkle is amazing!

We had a rainy morning so I didn't get to see inside the classroom until we all came in to start the day! The kids found her first and were squealing with delight.  Twinkle had climbed up on my chair and left a trail of snow and snowballs as she turned up a pail and blocks to climb to the tippy top. Then, it looks like she must have found one of our straws and some wire to make a trapeze off of our chimes! When we came in she was hanging by her legs and waving her hat! 

That Twinkle sure likes to have some fun adventures!

Tonight we are leaving our Day 3 Elf Adventures writing so Twinkle can take it to Santa. I wonder what he will think of our writing!

Twinkle Day 2

Overnight Twinkle must have travelled up to the icy North Pole because when we came in this morning Twinkle had snow in her sleigh and on the reindeers. 

She even wrote her name in a pile of snow! That Twinkle sure is mischievous! I wonder what she reported to Santa last night?

I do know that we had excellent homework last night - only one kiddo chose not to finish her homework! I hope everyone does their homework tonight!

Twinkle brought us some journal pages so we decided to write about her adventures!