Yahoo!!! WE are so excited about beginning our next science unit on Rocks and Soil. Seriously!!!
Every year (before NOW) we really did kinda dread, hate, loathe, our unit on rocks and soil. But guess what????
We just finished creating, what we THINK will be a super, awesome science unit on Rocks and Soil that will not make us want to poke our eyes out! This unit will not only be rigorous and fun for our kiddos but will also be PRETTY DARN CUTE and easy to look at (if I do say so myself)!!
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What a fun unit! Looks good. higgystyx@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Heather. We can't wait to dig into this unit tomorrow!!
DeleteTeaching about rocks and materials is my least favorite topic to cover... it is such a bore to me BUT your pack looks super cute and fun so it will definitely help spice up my unit! pocketofkinders@gmail..com
ReplyDeleteThanks a bunch Shuna! We did most of these engaging activities with our kiddos last year, but they seem much better now that they look cute too!
DeleteOh this looks super fun! Definitely will spice up the topic.
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Thank you Michelle! We hope our kiddos will have a blast learning about Rocks and Soil!
DeleteRocks are 1 of my least favorite too. But, I have boys this year who love them. I have a few who bring different rocks in every day for me to ooh and ahh over. They would love this! deccles@joink.com
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome Debbie that your kiddos are bringing things into the class to share. We love when we can tell the kiddies go home and still think/talk about school!
DeleteI actually really enjoy talking about rocks with my kiddos. They love to bring in rocks and share about them to each other - we've gotten garden variety rocks, polished stones, and some really fun ones that parents/older siblings have. Your unit looks great!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Andrea!! We do love when the kiddos get excited and bring in things to talk about :).
DeleteThis looks like a great unit! Much more fun and exciting than what we currently have! I think my kiddos would love it. We just finished up our 5 senses and I love how you have incorporated how we use those to study our rocks and soil!
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Thanks a bunch Laura!! We also just finished up 5 senses and are excited to be able to tie 5 senses into rocks!! Hopefully, learning will be more meaningful ;).
DeleteYou guys rock! Teaching science is not my strongest area so I'm happy to see your latest unit!
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Thanks Cherie!! We also felt science was more difficult than other areas. We decided to create science units so we would have to invest more time learning about fun ways to get us and our students excited about science :).
DeleteThank you friends for all of the sweet comments!! And the winner is...
ReplyDeleteCherie!! We will send the unit to you right now! Please, let us know if you receive the product!
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ReplyDeleteI am excited to begin our Rock and Soil study on Monday. January 6, 2014. I love your unit!!
ReplyDeleteI am Excited to share it with my colleagues:) Diane
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