Last year, I did this with the kids, but it was utter chaos. I did not plan well- lesson learned!
This year, I put a few kids to work (although they thought they were lucky because they got to miss gym and help me prep). Yes!
All I did was trace the ovals and shirts/dresses (?) and wrote out the name cards. The kids cut them out and started glueing.
Last week I had the kids pick out their own color of paper for their skin, rip it to shreds and save it in a baggie in their cubby.
It was a piece of cake doing this today and I even was able to get it all hung up, just in time for our 100th day on Friday. Whoop whoop!
How cute, right!?
I just love the 100th day of school!
Now I need to do some 100 day snack prep. . . I'll keep you posted.
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We live and we learn! :) Looks like a fun activity, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDelete~Jessica
Fun in PreK-1
Thanks, honey!!
DeleteI have done that so many times......learned from my mistakes when it comes to certain lessons. I also make a note of it in that unit's binder so I don't forget for the next year. Those 100 year olds are adorable! :)
ReplyDeleteMrs. Pauley’s Kindergarten
Awesome, Amanda!
DeleteI love this! What a good idea to have them tear the paper ahead of time. That is definitely going to be my morning work one day next week.
ReplyDeleteDanielle
Carolina Teacher
Yay! That's a great idea!
DeleteThose are so cute! I love the one with the hair coming out the sides! Thanks for sharing these, I might just have to incorporate those into our hundreds day week next week. Oh and thanks for the pack yesterday I love it!
ReplyDeleteSarah
Clearly Kindergarten
Awesome, Sarah! Thanks for the nice comment!
DeleteThose 100 year old little Kindergarten babies are too precious. They did a marvelous job! I love a good "lesson-learned" activity. They keep my feeling human!! :)
ReplyDeleteDawn
Adventures in First with Mrs. Key
We all need to feel that way sometimes. Ha!
DeleteI just love how great these turned out!! ADORABLE!!
ReplyDeleteKimberly Ann
Live, Laugh, I love Kindergarten
Thank you!
DeleteLove it! They turned out adorable!
ReplyDeleteCindy
Granny Goes to School
Thanks, Cindy!
DeleteAbsolutely loving your 100th day project! Adorable! I am sure they had such a fun time!!
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Lauren