Static Electricity Race Championships!
Here is a video of the finals from our static electricity races! Congrats Trey! trim.YZHUKI
Monthly Archives: November 2013
Static Electricity Video!
Check out this video about static electricity!
End of Matter Unit
We have completed our unit on mass. During the unit, students were asked to identify important vocabulary words, draw I pictures to illustrate the definitions, find real classroom objects to illustrate the concepts, and post them on our interactive vocabulary board. Here are some pictures from the matter unit. Some highlights include: -a bag of … Continue reading End of Matter Unit
A Great Wildcat Assembly
Here are some highlights from our November Wildcat Assembly: 1. Our advanced vocal music students sang “Each of Us Is a Flower”: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=ONjWZK5_dNI We also celebrated October birthdays with our school birthday song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=iZozjmcLEHM And finally, we honored our teacher of the year, Mr. Cox!
Great Science Students Working Together!
Today we are preparing for our chapter 7 assessment on Thursday by completing a study guide. The table groups worked together to answer all the questions; seemingly simple task. As I was watching the groups work together, I loved what I saw! The students were using their reference materials to find answers, scientifically “arguing” their … Continue reading Great Science Students Working Together!
Steps to Adding a Picture to Your Post
Follow these easy steps to add a picture to your post! 1. go to google.com 2. click on images near top of page 2. after clicking images, type in the name of the item you would like a picture for 3. click “google search” 4. A list of pictures will come up, click on the one … Continue reading Steps to Adding a Picture to Your Post
I Wonder…
We have spent the last two weeks doing some science research. Throughout the school year, students often have questions they want to ask, but we just don’t seem to have the time to research them and find the answer. We have an “I Wonder” board in our classroom where students can post their questions. At … Continue reading I Wonder…