Monday, November 10, 2014

Snow Day Math

In math to celebrate the first snow we did a quick study of Pascal's Triangle and then tried to find all the ways to make the word "SNOW." After that we plotted coordinates on a grid to make a snowflake. Can you find all the lines of symmetry?

Snow Day Writing



To celebrate our first day of snow here in Minnesota, we are themeing our entire day around SNOW!

In writing class we read the The Snowflake, A Water Cycle Story. Then we wrote our own story in first-person about a snowflake's journey.

What part of your story, or a classmate's story, stuck out to you?

Tuesday, November 4, 2014

Unit 2


this is the score sheet for math. we score what
we think we can do.a 0 is ''i don't know what this is.''
a 1 is ''i need lots of help.''a 2 is ''i need a little help.'',
and a 3 is ''i know this and can teach this.''


Tuesday, October 21, 2014

How to Eat Fried Worms Final Project



Today we finished our final projects for How to Eat Fried Worms, by Thomas Rockwell. Our final projects were illustrations of all 15 worms that Billy had to eat. I looked back in my book and took notes for each worm so that I could then just focus on my illustrations. If you had to eat a worm, how would you like it cooked?

Monday, October 20, 2014

Area Bingo

This is the area bingo board, a bingo is 4 in a row.
Today during math class we did area bingo,
do you like area bingo?

Area Bingo rules are:

Choose one of the 4 bingo boards on page 55 and write your name beside tat board (your partner needs one to)
and draw the dots and find the area and write
your symbol in the box containing that area.
the first one to get a bingo wins
( of four not five )







draw on the outside!






these cards tell you where to put the dots.

Tuesday, October 14, 2014

Lit. 1

As you see everyone is very focused
The class today is learning about comments in literacy 1 at 10 o' clock in the morning. The kids are learning to do polite comments from a spelling story. Eli says we should try really focusing on the comments not just writing the story was "Good."

How do  you think you can improve your comments you give?