Here are some fun activities for October!
Did you know it was Bat Appreciation Month?
Our kids are working on learning non-fiction text features so I tied it into a unit on bats! You can do it in October or anytime of the year.
Our kids are working on learning non-fiction text features so I tied it into a unit on bats! You can do it in October or anytime of the year.
Here we are brainstorming what we know about Bats.
Then, we read a book about Bats and glued in the various text features on the pages such as diagrams, labels, bold words, table of contents and glossary.
Bats also includes a writing project, graphic organizers and so much more. You can grab it for your class here.
We also visited a sanctuary where the students created bat houses. They turned out amazing!
Then the students decorated them.
Here's a bat skeleton.
Here are some great books to read about bats:
Since Columbus Day just
passed and I wanted to share this easy craft activity for students to share
their knowledge of Columbus. I try not to
get into the nit and grit of history, but I teach them how he was an explorer and about the voyage.
On each sail we wrote facts about Christopher Columbus. The kids were given brown rectangles and cut off the corners on the bottom to create boats.
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