In the next two weeks when we do some more on Fall we are going to make these cute trees I found last school year on Pinterest. I made them with my class last year and they turned out so cute and festive. I wish I had taken a picture then but here is an example from Pinterest.

Fall is in the air! Cooler temperatures, changing leaves and pumpkins are right around the corner. Let's welcome in the new season with a fun hop around the blogs.
Thanks for joining in!
Heather- TeachingMy3.com
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Fab blog, Erin! Found you through Heather's Fall Blog Hop and will be back.
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SOS-Supply
www.sos-supply.blogspot.co.uk
Thanks so much Sue! Glad you enjoyed and I will be checking your blog out too!
ReplyDeleteLove your idea of the apple cores...great addition to our Apple unit. The kids will love the idea! I could use smaller plates and do the same thing but make into a counting seeds for math
ReplyDeleteGlad you like them, my class really enjoyed them. I love the idea of the mini ones for counting.
DeleteYour apples are adorable!
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The Hive
Thanks so much Rikki. I love your Blog! So fun!
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