Worm work, a guest spot and a FREEBIE.
I must share with you one of my most favorite activities ever, second only to painting with fish, but I’ll save that for a different day. I ususally incorporate it with reading several non-fiction worm books . . .
and include a favorite fictional one for good measure
just to get them in the mood for
If you have never painted with worms you must try it . The giggles alone are worth the activity, and I can’t even begin to tell you how fascinating worms and their movements suddenly become when you add a little paint.
If you can’t figure out how to do it yourself, I made up a little step-by-step guide to help you out.
That’s it!!! And did I mention . . . it will definately appeal to your students with naturalist intelligences. So can write this in your planner as a differentiated instructional activity. BONUS
Oh yeah! And just as a friendly reminder . . . if you haven’t snuck on over to Mrs. Lirette’s Learning Dectectives yet, you’ll want to get over there. I’m the guest blogger today. You know me, I can’t go visiting without bringing along a gift so there’s a freebie for you to pick up while you’re there too.
Make sure you leave me a comment to let me know what you think.
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Marsha Moffit McGuire
With more than 20 years of teaching experience, it is my pleasure to bring you my most favorite ideas and activities to keep young learners engaged and loving learning.
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