Up next, we switch our attention back to social studies to take an in-depth look at using and creating maps.
P.S. Keeping your child's slime in a ziploc bag or other airtight container in the refrigerator will give it its best chance at survival!
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
SLIME
To conclude our science investigation on solids and liquids we made SLIME! We combined a bottle of glue with water and mixed borax with water until it dissolved. Then we slowly combined the two mixtures until our slime began to form. We got a bit messy, but had a ton of fun in the process!
Up next, we switch our attention back to social studies to take an in-depth look at using and creating maps.
P.S. Keeping your child's slime in a ziploc bag or other airtight container in the refrigerator will give it its best chance at survival!
Up next, we switch our attention back to social studies to take an in-depth look at using and creating maps.
P.S. Keeping your child's slime in a ziploc bag or other airtight container in the refrigerator will give it its best chance at survival!
Monday, February 8, 2016
100th Day Costume Ideas
Need some inspiration for the 100th Day on Wednesday?
Girls: glasses, canes, pearls, skirts, dresses, heels, wigs or gray hairspray
Boys: glasses, canes, suits, suspenders, wigs or gray hairspray
Here's a quick glimpse into our 100th Day last year for some additional costume ideas!
We can't wait to see those 100-year old 1st graders on Wednesday!
Girls: glasses, canes, pearls, skirts, dresses, heels, wigs or gray hairspray
Boys: glasses, canes, suits, suspenders, wigs or gray hairspray
Here's a quick glimpse into our 100th Day last year for some additional costume ideas!
We can't wait to see those 100-year old 1st graders on Wednesday!
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