Behavior Bingo 1st-3rd
How it works:
- Spin the behavior wheel.
- Mark your bingo card with each behavior expectations.
- If you get 5 in a row – BINGO!
The first one is the new and improved version.
This spinner is the first one I made for 1st & 2nd.
The first one is the new and improved version.
This spinner is the first one I made for 1st & 2nd.
Follow this link to show the Animal Live Cam Padlet, or use the embedded one below.

When you are done with all other SeeSaw assignments, remember to click the green check to turn them in. THEN you can go to the Code.Org link and complete coding puzzles. Here is a link to the SeeSaw Code.org assignment. In SeeSaw, use the microphone tool to tell me about what you did during that time.

Last week we did millipedes but ran out of time to finish the millipedes pages in BookCreator. Today we will look at centipedes and then finish the millipede pages and start the centipede pages.
Watch this video read aloud on How to Catch a Class Pet.
WARNING! The reader is really silly.
What would happen if all of the class pets escaped? What would we do?
How would you catch each of the different pets?
π¦Bearded dragon, π’turtle, π·spider,
π¦hermit crab, πrabbit, πsnake, πΈfrog, πfish, πrat, πΉguinea pig?
Listen to Mrs. Allard’s story about her missing snake
….many years ago when she taught 4th grade.

Can you explain what the students are doing on this page from the book?
What is this student doing?

What different pets were featured in the story?
What different plans did they try to catch the pets?
Which pet is he trying to catch and why is this funny?
Note from Mrs. Allard: if you spend the entire time on making the plan and NOT doing the Lego build, that is fine!

Hello first graders! This will be the first year that you get to bring computers to my classroom. We are not ready quite yet to start that, but we will be bringing them in to use for lots of different things. It will take a while to get used to logging in and how to navigate computers. but you will get the hang of it.Β
This will help us for many years to come. Computers are not just something to play games on – they are tools for learning and discovery!