Oh.my.word!! I can not believe how much my kiddos LOVE Pete the Cat! I think they would sing his songs all day long if I let them! This week, we've been reading about Pete and his 4 groovy buttons, which is great to go along with learning about the number 4 and as a quick intro to subtraction. The kids are having a blast!
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We gave our big Pete a shirt with buttons to manipulate while reading/singing the story |
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We used big buttons to practice adding 1 more and taking 1 away on our number line |
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Then, we practiced on our own number lines |
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My super sweet friend Bunnee cut all these Petes for her class, mine and Deeanna's! The kids had so much fun manipulating the buttons, retelling the story, and practicing adding and taking away 1. |
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We love Pete! |
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Of course, when all his buttons popped off, he still had a belly button! |
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We used buttons to put 4 on the ten frame |
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We also read
The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs today and compared the wolf in this story with the wolf in the original story. This activity is in my new pack that you can see
here. It worked so well to color code the strips and the kids did really well with comparing!
Happy Wednesday friends...only 2 more days until the weekend :)
One word: AWESOME!
ReplyDeleteJennifer
First Grade Blue SKies
I love your ideas! My kids LOVE Pete the Cat. He is so catchy! We haven't read this book yet.
ReplyDeleteYeehaw! Teaching in Texas
So precious! I love your Petes!
ReplyDeleteErica
Sprinkles to Kindergarten
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Oh my goodness your Pete the Cat is too precious! Love him!
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Pixy Stix and Teacher Tricks
Great Pete the Cat. LOVE your blog. I am your newest follower.
ReplyDeleteRhonda
Classroom Fun
I love the big buttons! Those could be some cute bulletin board decorations!
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Endless Pinabilities!
Fabulous Pete project! How can I get the pattern? My Pre-K students will love it!
ReplyDeleteI just love, love, love this post (thank you!) I am really keen to learn where you found those huge buttons please?
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