Winter Wonderland

Students at Picadome have started studying winter. They have been creating winter projects. Beautiful snowflakes and snowmen grace the Picadome hallways and classrooms. Winter stories have been written and illustrated. Warm winter mittens were decorated with favorite winter activities. Students created snowmen glyphs. A Winter ABC book was created. Check out our snow projects.

	Scientists think there are four different snowflake shapes.		The simplest shape is a long needle shaped like a spike. The other shapes have six sides.
	One of them is a long, hollow column that is shaped like a six-sided prism.	Winter ABC Book by Mrs. Anderson and Ms. Clapp's classes	There are also thin, flat six-sided plates. And lastly there are intricate, six-pointed stars.
	Each snowflake is made up of from 2 to about 200 separate crystals. No two snowflakes are exactly alike.		Snow can have different consistencies. Powder snow is good for snow sports. Densely packed snow is better to make snowmen and snowballs.
Snowmen by Mrs. Scott's class	Mittens by Mrs. Mullins' class	Snowmen by Ms. Wilson's, Ms. Boling's and Mr. Sharp's classes	Word Family Snowmen by Ms. Teel's class	Snowmen by Ms. Perry's class
Snowman Stories by Ms. Cunningham's, Mrs. Johnson's and Mrs. Littleton's first graders	Winter Stories by Ms. Teel's class	Snowmen by Ms. Tammy Johnson's class	Snowmen Glyphs by Ms. Teel's class	Snowman Glyphs - by Mrs. Smith's class
		Winter ABC Book - by Mrs. Anderson's, Ms. Clapp's and Mrs. Elam's classes