Do you recall . . .

 . . . the most famous reindeer of all?

Room 100 is having some seasonal fun with one of the classic Christmas characters - Rudolph.  Students have been studying poetry, paying lots of attention to rhyme scheme, rhythm, tone, mood, and figurative language. We read one seasonal poem about Rudolph's nose changing colors. Students were asked to mix it up a bit and design a new nose for Rudolph. 

The noses decorate our classroom door. I could not resist placing these noses front and center during the holiday. They are so clever and festive. 

Remarkable Reindeer Noses

For the past week we have been reading and studying poetry, paying lots of attention to rhyme scheme, rhythm, tone, mood, and figurative language.  We read one seasonal poem about Rudolph's nose changing colors.  After reading the poem, students were given the option to design a new nose for Rudolph.

The noses decorate our classroom door - I could not resist placing these noses front and center during the holidays. They are so clever and festive.

Mr. Koehn, student teacher in art,  "wow-ed" us with his creation of a reindeer nose. We think Rudolph has acquired another famous nose . . .

Thanks, Mr. Koehn, for joining our fun!