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Valentines Day fun...


To wrap up our Sound unit, we made our own instruments with repurposed materials.  (paper towel rolls, wax paper, rubber bands, tin cans, balloons, plastic bottles, and uncooked rice)

 


Also, it snowed!  Here's a picture of my own cuties enjoying the snow...

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  1. Kate Daniel2/21/2013

    Are you the funnest, or what?! What a great way to teach sound! I love that can/paper towel roll thing. Looks like a jet pack!

    Happy snow days! I'm jealous...

    Kate
    Second Grade Sparkle

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