Ocean Unit

Ocean layers sort!

Animals of the Ocean for the Montessori Wall Map & Quietbook with Printables. This is beautiful, but would be a very time consuming project.

K-5 Octopus Project

Oceans and Ocean animals Research writing unit! Great to use with SeeSaw, Epic Books, and Pebble Go! This packet can easily be used with SeeSaw or Google Slides. With using either program, you can take screen shots of the graphic organizers in this packet and upload them as templates. Your students can then write/draw or type directly onto the graphic organizer that you uploaded to google slides (using kami) or SeeSaw activities using the drawing or typing tools. For further engagement, you...

Resources to Consider Book, I’m the Best Artist in the Ocean by: Kevin Sherry Book, I’m the Biggest Thing in the Ocean by Kevin Sherry (I know I saw a version of this on a blog...I will post the link here if someone leaves it in the comments, I just can't seem to find the original post!) Intended Grade Level(s): 1st-2nd Estimated Class Period(s): 2 Materials Required: Turquoise12X18paper, pencils, thin brushes for black and white paint (wk1) color diffusing paper 12X18, liquid watercolors...

I got up bright and early this morning and drove 2 hrs. in search of the perfect wedding dress for my daughter Taylor. SUCCESS! But, I'm one tired mamma so this is going to be

I'm the Biggest Thing in The Ocean art project.

Teaching art to kindergarten kids can be tricky. You can make it easy by having them color or fingerpaint, but that wouldn’t make for a great art program…so, I spend a lot of time coming up with age-appropriate art activities that all kids, no matter what their ability, can master. This is one such lesson. I discovered

My #kindergarten #art class has begun an "#ocean" unit. This was instant idea (beats the state's suggested #marker #project if you ask me :)). Quick and easy #octopuses helped students count to eight and practice fine motor skills at same time.

let the Kinders fingerpaint/ texture paint while mixing colors and then the next week let them use their sheets to cut out the shapes they need.

FANCY FISH, oil pastel, paper mosaic background

If you haven't seen Lucy Cousins' Hooray for Fish! I encourage you to find it at your nearest bookstore. It is filled with vibrant colors, fast read text