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Students love bringing in Stuffed Animals to school! This activity will guide students through a series of tasks. Draw a picture. Describe their animal. Write a fact and an opinion. Read to their animal. Introduce them to a new friend. I hope you enjoy this activity as much as my class does. Please leave feedback.

This experiment requires a white carnation and food coloring. The students vote on a color. Next, they will observe how the flower changes color by taking in water. Directions: Cut a fresh carnation and then place into a vase with 10 drops of food coloring. Students may use the printable to record their information. Created by Lear This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.

Students review a variety of skills. Just place cards in a basket with sheet and they can easily review skills before the holiday break. The last page is a cut and paste for their Math journals. Skills Include: one less/one more, telling time to the hour, counting by 5 and 10’s, double facts, adding 3 numbers, part-part-whole, and missing – part.

If you love golf then you will want to download these cute math activities. They are aligned with common core standards and can be completed independently. Games include: *Tee it Up! (Students pick a card, record the number, and add on by 1's,2's,3's,5's and 10's. *Draw it "Fore" Ways (Students pick a card and think of 4 ways to represent it.) *Tee Time (Students match the face and digital clocks then record the missing part.) *Tally Time (count, graph and record the total amount of golfers.

Students can vote for their favorite lunch choice.