We had such a great time today on our field trip! The weather was beautiful, the children were on their best behavior, and we learned so much! Check out our pictures!
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
Measurement homework 5/13/15
Today the children began a new unit in math. We are learning about rulers and how they can be used to measure and compare how long and tall things are. Today in the classroom we had fun measuring other student's arm lengths, the length of desks, and the length of our entire classroom from door to window. For homework, I would like the children to measure their bedroom from one end of the room to the other. The children are to comment on this blog post and share their measurement findings. The children are to comment their answers in feet and inches. If the children don't have a ruler, that is okay! The children can just make a guess as to how many feet/inches they think their bedroom floor is. Please don't go out and buy rulers if you don't have one.:) Have a FANTASTIC night!
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| Kylie was surprised to see that her grandmother was our Mystery Guest Reader this week! Thank you for coming in Mrs. Connelly! |
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Teacher's Appreciation Assembly
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| Gabe's mom surprised the class today as the Mystery Guest Reader. |
Monday, May 4, 2015
Happy May!
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| On Friday the children got to listen to a fascinating presentation from Cynde McInnis, founder of The Whalemobile. |
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| Meet Nile, a 43 foot inflatable model of the real Nile who can often be spotted spending her summers off the coast of Massachusetts. |
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| In the belly of Nile they go! |
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| The children learned ways in which whales are similar to humans. |
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| The children have really been enjoying earned motor breaks throughout their school day! |
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| The students have been working hard in math learning about money as well as fractions. |
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| The girls are enjoying reading their procedural text during our reading block. The students have learned that procedural texts come in many forms. In this photo, the girls are reading a cookbook. |
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Famous People
What a success!
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| Einstein and Brady |
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| Betsy Ross, Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan, and you guessed it - Abe Lincoln! |
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| Annie Oakley, Mia Hamm and the infamous Steve Jobs. |
The children did such an amazing job today presenting about the famous person they studied. I am so proud and impressed with their perseverance and hard work! Thank you all for coming in today. We got some great pictures and finished our Chatterpix project this afternoon as well. We hope you enjoy it!
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