We have wrapped up part one of our study on the Earth's surface. Over the past couple of weeks, we studied the different layers of soil, different types of soil and different uses for soil. It's always important to extend our learning. In this case, extending our learning turned out to be quite fun! Mrs. Alvarado and Miss Donofrio thought it would be a great idea to have our friends make their own soil and eat it! As we made the soil, we discussed the different layers we were putting into our cups. First, we added the bedrock (crushed vanilla wafers). Next, we added the subsoil layer (crushed oreos). Finally, we added the humus (chocolate pudding and gummy worms). We learned that the humus is very rich in nutrients and is great for growing plants! Take a look at some of our friends who volunteered to show off how they fill their tummys with our homemade dirt cups!
I am beginning my 14th year of teaching at Chets Creek. I feel very blessed to be able to work so closely with my students and their families. I pride myself on giving 110% to my students and 110% to my family each day. My husband Hector and I have three terrific kids. Shalyn is beginning Second Grade this year and she is so excited! Canyon is an almost 5 year old who is full of life and energy! Marissa is also turning 5 soon and is a girly girl who loves to play and laugh. We love to spend time with family and friends, go to Gator Football games, and do other outside activities. We love to stay busy and live life to the fullest!
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