Sunday, December 30, 2012

A Second Video

Polygons part II

Be sure that kids have watched the first video before they move to the second.

Need Something For The Kids?

Tip Video

Crazy 11

Here are few videos you can have you child work on when they have a little down time over the break.

Saturday, December 22, 2012

Polygons

During this holiday season take a minute to watch this if you haven't seen it on edmodo.

Learning about polygons

Wednesday, December 19, 2012

Friday's Party

We have assigned different odds and ends to specific students. For example, one student is bring cups. Another student is bringing plates. If your child doesn't have a specific item he/she signed up for feel free to send in some type of treat (pretzels, cupcakes, cookies, candy, etc.).

We have had many students already bring in their wrapped book for the book exchange. Send them in ahead of time so there isn't anyone forgetting to do so on Friday. Thanks. The kids are really excited!

Homework Help

If any of the students want to check one problem of their homework it is posted on Edmodo. They can also print it if they need an extra copy. Also, make sure each student views the video on Edmodo about fractions and decimals.

Tuesday, December 18, 2012

A+ Spellers

Lauren
Megan
Brady
Galeena
Madison
Logan
Kylee
Blake
Amarrion
Alana
Kim


Great job spellers!


We will not have a list this week.

Monday, December 17, 2012

Party Friday

We will have a small Christmas Party with cookies, chips, pretzels, and more. I asked each student to talk with their parents about what they might want to bring in. We will need some students to bring in things like paper plates, napkins, cups, and juice. I will send home a sheet in the next day or so with a signup so everyone doesn't bring the same thing.

Also, I explained we will have a small book exchange. Each student should bring in a book wrapped in newspaper, wrapping paper, or whatever. I told the students they should bring a book that is collecting dust on their book shelves. If a student wants to go to the store and buy a new book to put in the book exchange that would be fine, but it isn't necessary. The idea is to exchange a book and get a book. Please have the students start sending those in and we will place them under our tree for Friday.

Homework Help

Just in case the students had any questions or need a little boost, here is their homework. It is posted on Edmodo as well.


Monday, December 10, 2012

A+ Spellers

Megan
Lacie
Layla
Broderick
Jaedyn
Makenzie
Logan
Blake
Kylee
Amarrion
Alana
Kim
Alicia
Brady
Galeena
Lauren
Madison

Great job to all the spellers who made the list!

Science Question



If an apple tree did not make any flowers, what would happen?
a) 
a) It would make seeds but not apples.
b)b) It would not make any apples or seeds.
c)c) It would make smaller apples than usual.
d)d) It would make more apples than usual.
 
 
This was an interesting discussion question. There was a lot of confusion with this question before we answered it.

Homework Help

Just in case your child is having problems with tonight's homework, here is a video to help. They can also check Edmodo to find it there.


Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Science Question



What does a plant need to make its food?
a)a) sugar, sunlight, and dirt
b)b) Sugar, water, and carbon dioxide
c)c) Sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide
d)d) Sunlight, water, and dirt 
This was a tricky question for the students because it was asking about making its food.

Monday, December 3, 2012

Morning Science Question



Which of the following makes its own food using energy from the sun?
a)a) Green algae
b)b) Trees
c)c) Sunflowers
d)d) All of the above
Bonus: What do you call the process that plants use to make their own food?
Photosynthesis
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