March 2
nd was Dr. Seuss' birthday....so what does 1st grade do? Make green eggs and ham of course!

Our story the week before was If You Give a Pig a Pancake...so we also made pancakes. Every kids cracked an egg and we all mixed and stirred.

In Kindergarten, the letter of the week was O. Jenn's babysitter gave Emma on ostrich egg. I showed it to my class. They thought it was awesome!
Emma loved this egg. She put it in a stroller, wrapped in blankets, and just sat and read to it. She was sure she would hatch it....until...

it started to smell. Now it's on the porch! What a great experience!
4 comments:
How fun! and WOWZER! I didn't know ostrich eggs were quite that big! I'm with Emma--sure woulda been cool if she could have hatched it! :)
I think you are the bravest teacher alive to let ALL of your first graders crack and stir eggs. My whole body tenses just thinking about it.
what a cool teacher!!!! i would have never thought than an ostrich egg would be that big.
You are cool! I love working with you! Love ya, Kristina
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