Monday, December 17, 2012
Friday, December 14, 2012
Fairy Bread
Friday, December 7, 2012
DESKERCISE
We love to do DESKERCISE with Slim Goodbody. We learn about a topic while while we get some exercise and have some fun. We learned about the First Thanksgiving, and this week we learned about proper hand washing.
Friday, November 30, 2012
Military Box
Thanks to all the parents who so generously sent in items for our military box. We collected a lot of items to send along with our letters.
A Cookie Dig!!!
We had a lot of fun learning about fossils this week. As a culminating activity, we learned
how difficult the job of a palentologist is by doing a dig of our own. The students were
given a chocolate chip cookie and had to map where the chips were prior to digging.
Then, they where given two toothpicks to extract their chips (fossils) from the cookie
without breaking them. After this activity, they all had a better understanding of how
careful and patient a paleontologist must be to extract real fossils. Also, they have
a better understanding of how hard their work must be chipping
away at rock.
Friday, June 1, 2012
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Shadows
We were exploring shadows as a part of a unit on the Solar System. We learned about that the Sun is a star, and we learned how shadows change throughout the day. Here we are tracing shadows.
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Playground Measurement
On this day, we went out to the playground and teamed up with Ms. Palmison's class to meausre things around the playground. We measured them using both inches and centimeters. They even found a dead worm to measure. It was a lot of fun!!!
Standard and Nonstandard Measurement
We also measured many items around the room such as kleenex boxes and crayons. We compared the standard and nonstandard measurements of these items.
Finding Similarities/Differences in Science
Cole brought in this turkey feather, so we used a magnifying glass to explore the similarities and differences between the feather and the hair on our arms.
Animal Reports
The animal reports were very informative. In fact, a few of the students even brought in some specimens to go with their reports.
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