Today in K3 we’ve used cut out masks for role-playing and retelling the story of “Brown Bear what do you see” by Eric Carle. We have also been singing the Brown bear song. We have had a lot of fun! Have a look at the pictures.
REMEMBERING POLAR BEAR VOCABULARY
Today in K3 Science we have sticked the words of the body parts on a polar bear poster. We also have been listening to the story POLAR BEAR POLAR BEAR WHAT DO YOU HEAR.
THE POLAR BEAR DANCE
We have recorded our Polar Bear Dance to send the video to Polar Bears International. Have a look at it.
INTERNATIONAL VIDEO CONFERENCING FOR PROJECT POLAR BEAR CONTEST
Last Wednesday we joined the Virtual Award Ceremony by videoconference. We were able to connect with five other participating schools, and with Marissa Krouse and Alyssa McCall from Polar Bears International. Although there were some technical difficulties and interferences at the beginning it was amazing being connected with each other in one place while spanning 3 countries, and all to celebrate the passion and commitment to saving Arctic sea ice! Alyssa McCall, a biologist, answered our questions regarding Polar bears.
Have a look at the first picture we are in the second window on the right!
We finished the videoconference from the teacher’s room because it lasted until 5.18 pm!
PREPARING TOMORROW’S VIDEOCONFERENCE
Today we’ve had a rehearsal and a soundcheck for tomorrow’s videoconference with Polar Bears International.
Have a look at the photos. We are so thrilled!
THE POLAR BEAR DANCE
Polar bears do not dance but we are having fun creating our own Polar bear dance!
WE’VE GOT MAIL FROM POLAR BEARS INTERNATIONAL!
We have received Project Polar Bear iron-on patches and stickers for each participant, a DVD and a magazine to be used in the classroom. Have a look at the photos!
HAVING FUN COLOURING POLAR BEARS
In K3 Science we’ve been having fun colouring polar bears. Have a look at the pictures!
POLAR BEAR HABITAT
In K3 Science, we are learning about the polar bear habitat. Polar bears spend much of their time on the annual arctic sea ice.
Making a cross over the animals that don’t live in the arctic with polar bears.
