Class Scrapbook 2005-2006
ECOSYSTEMS ARE SO COOL!!!! We are enjoying observing our aquarium/terrarium worlds. We've added fish, worms, crickets, and snails with all different types of natural materials. On March 21 we connected the two so they become "ecocolumns"!!
Janice moved back to Korea in February! We will miss her so much!!!
Miss Huff, our AU intern, planned the awesome activity of creating lung models as part of our study of the human body. We really enjoyed it!
American Revolution Biography Projects
Here we are with our fabulous newspapers, puppets, and scrapbooks of famous Americans!
Colonial Day 2005
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Our Jamestown Themed Novels were:
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CAN YOU DIG IT!!
Learning Archeology techniques for determining an object's use or function in 18th century Virginia.
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Working as a team, creating a vehicle that performs a task, and LOVING Science!!
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We really enjoyed meeting our second grade Book Buddies and sharing picture books with them. We loved hearing their poems!
| Creating arrays to represent larger numbers, solving number puzzles, and playing games with numbers are helping us to be better problem solvers and mathematicians! | |