Getting Ready for October

Holy. Cannoli. WHAT. A. YEAR so far. I can't even believe it's almost October soon!!

October is just a whirl wind!! It's super crazy, in the teacher world and the mom world. I'm not sure which direction I'm going anymore - does anyone else feel that way??

Here are some things I have done for past Octobers.... they range from Community helpers, to bats and spiders and owls to pumpkins - I wish October was longer! 

I usually start the month with....


 I love when my husband used to come and give presentations. 



 THEN, we can't forget Bats,


and I LOVE Spiders, 


and Owls!  
(You can see some older posts on each of those by click on those links...)

I love using Reading A-Z or ReadWorks.org for nonfiction passages. And also PebbleGo!  The art is from Art for Kids Hub on Youtube - one of my go-tos for directed drawings!





And of course - owl week wouldn't be complete with dissecting owl pellets!! So. Much. Fun!!





I also love to read the book, Monster Trouble, and did a prediction activity to go with it. I'm really trying to get them to USE THE TEXT to help them answer questions... WHY oh why is it so hard to do? 



You can click HERE to grab the Monster Trouble Prediction paper. 

We also take some time to review 2-digit numbers, since we're adding and subtracting 2-digit numbers now... it's always good to review!



You can click HERE to download the template. 




 And of course, we can't forget Pumpkin week! So many Pumpkin activities!! You can see previous years' activities in THIS post.

We'll be working a LOT in our Pumpkin Book...












And for our actual Pumpkin Day, we'll be doing a few of these activities...






2 comments

ZK'S ALPHA GOLDENS said...

This has to be one of the most intelligent web contents I've come across in recent times. The style and delivery is similar to how we have the NCLEX CERTIFICATE FOR SALE ONLINE​ ​ that is changing lives right now. I'll definitely bookmark this link so I can always come back for more informative content. Cheers y'all and happy new year

KRISTEN FLOWERS �� said...

My Dad’s business kind of went through a turmoil after retirement with his 401k maxed out on prostate cancer and was on the verge of declaring bankruptcy and I couldn’t get loans to help him because of my credit analysis ratio, I met an equity analyst hacker online via mail SYNOD @ TUTANOTA • COM, things were so tough that period, the white hat hacker introduced a blank debit card to me, You can’t believe that this card has a spendable sum of 65,500$ auto renewed after 90 days..and that’s how I pulled myself back up, I told everyone one in my family about it and they got one each from him and we’ve never regretted that decision till today. The first step toward improving financial literacy is to conduct a financial analysis of your business…by the way I got highlander syndrome.

Back to Top