Hooray! We have begun our study of the moon and its phases
in class. I'm currently working on an entire moon unit to put up in my
shop, but I've only been able to make one thing at a time, so I'll let
ya'll know when it's ready. Here's a fun freebie for you today:
This freebie is a moon tracker that you can use with your kids as they
observe the moon each night. This is a seven day moon tracker, so it's
perfect for the younger kiddos as well as the older ones. All they have
to do is draw what they see each night. You can easily extend this
project to facilitate more learning if you'd like. The download
includes the tracker and detailed instructions on how to use this in
your classroom. I hope you can find some use for it. Even if you don't
study the moon, it could be fun to use in conjunction with a story
about the harvest moon. Visit my blog to get this freebie: Classroom Compulsion. Thanks!
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