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 Spring/Weather
We read The Wind Blew by Pat Hutchins! This is a
GREAT Weather
big book to read with any class of students!
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Flower Garden
(Tune: The Farmer In The
Dell)
The farmer plants the seeds,
The Farmer plants the seeds,
Hi- Ho did you know?
The farmer plants the seeds.
(more verses)
The sun begins to shine...
The rain begins to fall...
The plants begin to grow...
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Rain
Rain on the cat,
Rain on the dog,
Rain on the pigs,
Rain on frogs!
Rain on the
colt,
Rain on the mare,
Rain on the farmer,
Rain everywhere!
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This is a
fun little poster I created for my Emergent Readers!
I downloaded free clipart from google.com images to
accommodate
my non readers and ESL learners.
Students
have fun matching alphabet letter watering cans to
beginning sound
flowers at the ABC Center! Get your own flower set
at the link below!
Flower
Beginning Sounds Match
We measure
lots of classroom manipulatives and body parts with gummy worms!
We
dissect gummy worms! We have fun counting and cutting
the segments!
We
"roll" addition problems and use clouds to
illustrate our sums!
Students make
a handprint flower at the Art Center. Students
add sunflower seeds to the middle of the flower!
Students
practice reading rain gauges at the Math Center!
Print your own gauges
here!
Each student
gets a cloud placemat! We "add" water molecules to turn
the cloud
stormy! Students get to subtract the molecules when we
are finished with adding!
There is nothing sweeter than eating the molecules! I
use chocolate chips as the
molecules, however, you could use raisins too or brown
M&M's!
Students build
spring words with word tiles at the Word Work Center!
Students
look through magazines to find pictures that begin with
the
letters in Spring. Under the letter p, this student
glued a picture of a piņata.
We go on a
listening walk and use our 5 senses to create a Spring
flipbook!
I see
...........
I hear ...........
I taste ...........
I feel..............
I smell ...........
Students
get to pretend to be "the wind." Students blow cotton ball
clouds
across the floor with straws. We have races too!
Students
make adorable spring flowers with coffee filters! All
you
have to do is have your students color with markers on a
large coffee
filter. After gluing the stem and leaves on, students
spray their filter
three times with a water bottle! These are BEAUTIFUL
decorations for
your windows in your classroom or any bulletin board
display!
Students get to problem solve and put a Bug floor puzzle
together!
Students
get to play with insects in the block area.
 We graph our favorite kind of weather?
Weather cards can be located
here.
 Students make dirt dessert with gummy worms,
crushed cookies, and pudding!
Students
make a kite . On the tail of the kite students write
words that below in the -ing word family for Spring. My
colleague did these darling kites with her
Kindergarteners.
 Students make
kites to fly outside!
 Students paint a
rainy day picture while listening to rainy music!
 We estimate
clouds! (marshmallows)
Weather and Season Emergent Readers
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