After we had finished reading Stellaluna, we were busy learning all about bats.
We wrote bat facts in our Bat Book and then displayed it on our bat.
As a class we did a Venn Diagram and compared bats and birds.
Here is our bulletin board with our bat display.
We also read Bat Jamboree by Kathi Appelt.
We did a cute Bat Jamboree Glyph and wrote what our bat was going to do at the Jamboree.
This little one wrote that her bat was singing One Direction ~ cute!
Here is our display.
We did many other fun activities
All these activities and much more are in my
As I promised here is a freebie for you~ enjoy.
You can download it HERE
I would appreciate your feedback and comments.
Happy teaching
I love Stellaluna! Such a cute story, those bats look awesome Rhonda.
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Mrs Poultney's Ponderings
Hi Rhonda - I have just found your blog and so glad that I did! I am a teacher in Australia too, in fact it's my first year teaching this year. I teach in prep and was wondering if that's the year level you are teaching too?
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ReplyDeleteI teach Kindergarten in NSW Australia. I think that is the same age group that you call Prep in Queensland. I remember my first year of teaching~ I found it a hard but exciting time. If there is anything I can do to help you, please let me know.
Happy teaching
Rhonda
Awww I love Stellaluna! It is such a great book! I love your bulletin board!
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to find another Australian blogger - I am finding more and more everyday! It is so great there is a blogging community out there!
Alison
Teaching Maths with Meaning
WOW... your bat work is absolutely fantastic! I loved your photos of your kiddies' work!! Thank you for leaving a comment on my blog. I am so happy to have also found another Aussie teacher/blogger in you:) I am really looking forward to reading your past posts and to seeing your future ones! Your posts have already inspired me. Thank you! Enjoy the rest of the holidays:)
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Good Morning Mrs Rubie