Christmas at the Coon House

My boys were surprised with a pool table for Christmas from Mr. David and I.





They have spent a lot of time playing pool over the past couple days. This gift was a success! They love it!!!

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Merry Christmas from Mrs. Coon

I found these precious bone-shaped crayons for my kiddos for Christmas.


They came in a bone-shaped container!


They loved them!!


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Fun times

Sweet friends!!


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Making dog paw ornaments

Grayson's sweet mom came and made precious ornaments with our class.











They turned out PERFECT!

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Christmas Around the World

We packed our suitcases and celebrated Christmas in different countries.


Reading The Legend of the Poinsettia.


Learning about LaBefana in Italy.


Making candle headbands in Sweden.


Making LaBefana's broom in Italy.


Playing a game in France.


Making poinsettias in Mexico.


Eating gingerbread cookies and making gingerbread ornaments in Germany.


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Measuring with Candy Canes

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Christmas Extravaganza

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Visiting Santa

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My Little Reindeers

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Christmas Around the World

This week the children are spending a lot of time researching how other countries celebrate Christmas.
















We hope to copy some of these traditions next week. Anyone want to help?

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Where do we live?

We read this precious book...


We talked about where we live: street, town, state, country, continent, planet!






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Measurement

We read this precious book about measuring a little girl's Boston Terrier with standard and nonstandard units. We copied the book and measured our animals.





One group measured, Pixie, our hedgehog.


One group measured my Boston Terrier, Lulu.


The last group measured our school's new iguana, Einstein.


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