Explorers for Rookies. Christopher Colombus!

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Here’s your checklist for the week!

If You Were Busy Being Kind

 by R. Foreman

If you were busy being kind,

Before you knew it you would find

You’d soon forget to think ’twas true

That someone was unkind to you.

Here is the link for a bunch of shuffle dance steps. You can practice any and all of them if you want.

Step 1.

Watch this video on Christopher Colombus

Watch this video too!

Step 2.

Be an explorer!

I would think there is no greater adventure than being an explorer! Can you imagine being one of the first people to explore a new land? You may see:

Animals, plants and landscapes that have never been seen by another human before.

People who speak a different language and whose culture is so different from yours. You may wonder if they are friendly or dangerous.

Since you are exploring, you won’t have great shelter so you may get caught in extreme weather.

Warning! You may get lost and have no idea where you are!

Can you “explore” somewhere close to you? Maybe your family would go on a walk with you somewhere unfamiliar. Can you take a notebok along so you can sketch any animals, trees, rivers that you see? Can you make a map of the area? You might see a river or mountains when you are exploring. Make sure to add that to your map!

Step 3.

We are going to put on a play in class: A play about Christopher Colombus! Please come to class wearing clothes that would be similar to what they wore in those days. maybe you would could rather dress as King Ferdinand or Queen Isabella? Or maybe you would like to be an Indian that Colombus saw when he arrived. What do you have in your dress up box that you could wear? Here are some ideas:

Finish reading Clementine.

We will talk about the book in class. You can share your favorite parts. We will do a couple things to celebrate this book!

It’s John’s 1/2 birthday! Happy birthday John!

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