Mystery Bag Observation

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My students and in Artifact #2 are working on a mystery bag. A mystery bag is a small bag that is attractive (preferably with print or a pattern) and has approximately five to ten objects that are all very different from each other. Mystery bag items can be common items around the house. For artifact #2 the students and I did the B mystery bag. My students are currently working on sounds when it comes to them choosing mystery bag work. The objective for the lesson is to refine the sterognostic senses and material visualization. When the child is first is expose to these new sounds I demonstrate what each item in that mystery bag is to the student, what it does, where it live and an interesting fact. The second objective is for the students

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