Easter 2012 Room 7 Style!

I can't believe I haven't posted since Tuesday. I've been checking out your blogs, but this was a busy week! My mom came to school with me Friday to do some fun Easter activities with my class before Spring Break (I have this week off. Woohoo!). One thing we did was The Great Egg Roll. Have you checked out Projects By Jen? I love her online projects and this was a fun one. I think there's still time to get in on the fun! Thursday night my mom and I measured out 30 feet of butcher paper and marked it off in inches so we could measure how far the kids could roll their eggs. One of my students rolled his about 500 inches! Luckily we'd added some blank butcher paper Friday morning and brought the tape measure. Wish I could post pictures, but I'm not supposed to put pics of my kiddos (sad face).
We also stuffed plastic Easter eggs with the word strip I got from Mr. Jones (new awesome teacher/blogger!) at First Upon a Time.  Friday my class had a blast playing that game! On Friday we also painted bunnies with my class. Sadly I forgot to take pictures of the ones my students made and I let them take them home- Boo Hoo! They were cute too! But the picture above is my sample. I got the idea from Deep Space Sparkle. It's a great source of art ideas from an elementary art teacher. Last year my class did the space shuttle project and it was wonderful too. I recommend checking out here website if you're looking for art ideas!

Today I discovered Farley's new "currently" party. I love finding out what everyone else is up too. Can't wait to see what your superpower is!
I just love the bunny. Just can't help posting a picture of my little bunny. His name is Frankie and he's got a superpower- it's living. Rabbits generally live 6-8 years (at least those who live outside), and he's going to be 12 years old this month. We've had him since he was about 4 months old. He's litterbox trained and lives in our living room.
Until we meet again,
 Chrissy

12 comments

  1. I am so glad your class enjoyed the egg game! I did it with my class on Friday and they had a blast. Cute blog... I'm a new follower. thanks for the nice mention.

    Mike
    First Upon A Time

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  2. OMG! I love your little Frankie! What a sweet face he has. 12 years is an amazingly long time for a rabbit. You two are obviously doing something right.
    I've had two bunnies over the years and am always tempted to get a third.
    Thanks for the Easter ideas!

    ❀Barbara❀
    Grade ONEderful

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    1. Thanks. We love Frankie. Hope you have a wonderful Easter.

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  3. Your bunny is sooo cute!!! We have 3 here, and one of them had babies (they were supposed to all be girls---oops). Then, not only did she have babies, but 5 weeks later (though they were separated) poof---there came more! The story Too Many Bunnies suits us right now---but they are really cute!! ;)

    ღDeAnne
    First Grade and Fabulous

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    1. Oh my, that is a lot of bunnies. Thanks for you sweet comment about Frankie. Have a Happy Easter!

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  5. Thank you for visiting my blog! I am your newest follower...watch out! hehehe.

    Michelle
    3amteacher@gmail.com

    The 3AM Teacher

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  6. Frankie is adorable! I would love to have a rabbit...but my husband thinks the dogs would get jealous! :-)

    First Grade Delight
    imgoingfirst@gmail.com

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  7. YOU'VE BEEN TAGGED!! ~ I hope you will play. Come on over to my blog to find out what to do next.

    First Grade Delight
    imgoingfirst@gmail.com

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  8. Double tag! I've tagged you too! Come on over to my blog and play along!

    Kaleigh's Klassroom

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  9. Hi Chrissy. I just found your blog on TBA. Love the egg roll idea. What a great way to engage firsties in measurement! I'm your newest follower. If you have time, please stop by my blog and leave a comment. I'm new to the blogosphere and really appreciate feedback.
    Barb
    itsabouttimeteachers.blogspot.com

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