What is a scientist first grade

I don't know about you, but things are getting busy around my house! As a teacher, I LOVE my few months of summer, but I also enjoy getting ...

One school week done and the second one starts tomorrow! Usually the most stressful weeks of school are in the beginning and towards the end. I have so much to share with you all, but finding time has been a real pain. I wanted to share my first packet I made for my students to use in their Science Interactive Journals. We started off by introducing our first unit, what is a scientist? I first made an anchor chart with my students brainstorming their ideas on what they thought a scientist…

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We've been talking about what a scientist is and what they do. I had them help me draw a scientist on the board. I wish I had pictures...but DANG, I forgot my phone at home! On the scientist, they drew glasses, lab coat, potions, crazy hair. It was FUNNY! After they were finished, I told them that the picture was great, BUT that doesn't look like a scientist. Scientists are in THIS classroom! WE ARE SCIENTISTS! :) I used Deanna Jump's "What do Scientist Do?" freebie book to talk to my…

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What is a Scientist? Anchor Chart

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As promised, I'm back tonight (past my bedtime) to share my "treat" - a quick anchor chart that I used for my science lesson this week. On Monday, we are officially kicking off our insects unit... there will be BUGS IN MY ROOM! {Ahhhhh!} I'm nervous as all get out. Creepy crawlies are just NOT my thing. Hopefully my sweet second graders love them to pieces and enjoy this unit. With each insect we bring into our classroom, most of our learning will be done through observations. We will get to…