Showing posts with label texas symbols. Show all posts
Showing posts with label texas symbols. Show all posts

Friday, March 21, 2014

Texas

The last couple of day my students learned all about Texas. It's one of my favorite units. As you know, I love to make hands-on activities and this unit is not an exception.
Here are some pictures of my students work.
My students made the state flower using their fingerprints and purple paint!

 They made the state flag using red, white and blue tissue paper.

This is my favorite activity from this unit.. The cowboys & cowgirls! 

They decorated the cowboys clothing using the Texas symbols!


You can find these activities HERE!


Have a great weekend!

Mynda


Monday, October 1, 2012

Everything is bigger in Texas!!!!

My students learned last week about our state TEXAS!!!! We had lots of fun studying about our state symbols: the bluebonnet, the Mockingbird, the Alamo, the capital, etc.  

If you want to teach Social Studies to 7 years old you NEED to make it FUN!!! Right? And that was exactly what my kids had the last week... lots of FUN!!!

We studied the map of Texas, locating the capital, its important cities and the surrounding states. 


We learned about Texas Symbols in a really cool way... the students decorated the clothes of cowboy they created with all the state symbols. They turned out super cute!!!
On Friday we "traveled" to Austin using a virtual tour. We visited the capitol. They loved it!!! How did I do it? Using the SenateKids website.

Later they created a book about everything they learned and their favorite things about our Lone Star State!



Have a nice week! :)






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