Friday was Show and Tell day in my classroom. The excitement started early as each student entered the classroom, trying to conceal their "surprise" in book bags, old Wal-Mart bags, and under their shirts.
With a little planning and modeling by the teacher, Show and Tell offers a positive learning environment in a casual, relaxed setting.
I honestly looked forward to it as much as the kids.
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We never did show and tell in school when I was growing up. But we did have to walk 20 miles uphill in the snow both ways to get there! :)
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Khyra
Hey, I has a little girl and her just loooooves Show And Tell at school too. One time her brought ME to school so hers could show me off....hehehe! I liked it. It's always fun to haves da kiddies swoon overs me.
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I loved show 'n tell! My Mom always found something that I could bring that was of course better than what anyone else had brought! :-)
ReplyDeleteI always loved "Show and Tell" still do :)
ReplyDeleteIt must have been boring for my youngest boys class, cause every week he took his "Teddy" lol. I think he just wanted it with him all the time!
ReplyDeleteMorning Ms. K and pups!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling memory collage...I wish I had been in your K class.
We are signed up for Jazzi's Exchange and can hardly wait. It was such fun last year,
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Madi and Mom
Cute, cute pics! A bunch of good stuff comes up in show and tell! Rusty told once that Terry was lost and had been gone all night. The teacher called Mamma to check on everyone. Well, you know what happened next! Rusty said he just wanted to have something to tell!
ReplyDeleteI would love to be there for Show and Tell.
ReplyDeleteOne girl told about her pregnant mom, complete with pillow, having a baby.
Sweet pictures of your students looking so proud of their surprises!
ReplyDeleteFond memories for both the teacher and kids!
When my mom taught Second Gr. she had Show and Tell EVERY Friday. She said it was the bestest thingy of the WHOLE week.
ReplyDeleteIt's so lovely to see those little cute faces there. I'm sure it's an interesting show time for them and how I wish I could be there as an audience : )
ReplyDeleteSweet pictures of show and tell! That had to be lots of fun for everybody! Lots of love, Holly and mom
ReplyDeleteAhh, the joy and pride on their faces tells it all.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
Woos ~ Phantom, Thunder, and Ciara
M.O.M. told me she always loved show and tell at her grade school. Wow, that was a lonnnng time ago cause she's really, really old!!
ReplyDeleteHugs and wags, Mistaya
Show and Tell was always a fun time fur my mom. :)
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Maggie Mae
Show and Tell is fun! They get so excited to share! Fun!
ReplyDeleteHappy Howl-O-Ween!! I hope you got lots of treats!
ReplyDeleteThe kiddos look like they are having fun with show and tell. How I miss the little ones. :)
Amber & Nala
I loved show and tell as a kid, I always wanted to bring my dog though and the school didnt allow it :(
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ReplyDeleteI'll bet you were a wonderful teacher Kit. We didn't have show and tell when I went to school either!! And I did have shoes and we didn't have any snow in Daytona! But I did walk a long way to school in some grades and others I didn't have far to walk at all!
You are a wonderful Doggy Mom too Kit!!!
Your girlfriend, Fern
I didn't have show and tell when I was a kid. I vaguely remember my older kids having show and tell, no idea what they took.
ReplyDeleteShow and Tell looks fun!!! Wish we were there to listen to what those kids have to share!
ReplyDeleteShow and tell was so much fun
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Benny & Lily
The show and tell possibilities were endless...I always had one or two who wanted to hide theirs behind my desk. I finally had to initiate the rule that if it didn't fit inside one's backpack, it couldn't be brought to school.
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