Thursday, December 18, 2014
Art for a Cause
As most of you know we raised money by doing art work. We exceeded our goal and were able to adopt 7 children total! It was a great experience and so inspiring to be able to provide clothes and other needed supplies for not just one student, but 7!
Sunday, December 14, 2014
Team Mackenzie
We recently had a student go to the Jr. Olympics to compete. She Skyped us along the way and we got to cheer her on. GO MACKENZIE!
Friday, December 12, 2014
Shock & Awe
As you probably know, we have been working hard to raise money for a student we adopted for the holidays. We were blown away with kindness, generosity, and overall support. When I announced to the class that we raised an incredible amount of money, way more than we expected to raise- this was the look on their faces. Emotions. Excitement. Kindness at its finest. I truly believe the lessons they have been learning will be paid forward in their lives and the lives of others.
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
Student Led Food Drive
Student Led Food Drive
Thursday, December 4, 2014
Random Acts of Kindness
The students gave up part of their time to make cards for Military men and women around the world.
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Reading with Purpose
Students worked to identify a purpose, then they used their iPads to read an article highlighting the 'purposeful' parts. Love seeing this hard work taking place after a long break! Go fifthsters!
Monday, November 10, 2014
American History Presentations
The students worked independently to create presentations, here are a few!
(Click the link!)First Presentation on American History
(Click the link!) 2nd Presentation on American History
(Click the link!)First Presentation on American History
(Click the link!) 2nd Presentation on American History
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
QR Codes for Research
Flag Display
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Latin American Countries & Hispanic Heritage
Monday, October 20, 2014
Hispanic Heritage Month
We had a fabulous month becoming educated on Hispanic Heritage. We ended it with a 'fiesta.' We did all of our assessments in the morning and then had some fun in the afternoon. We showcased our projects on our various countries. Then, we Skyped three Hispanic people who have had great influence in our world. Finally we worked collaboratively as mini-groups to create our very own versions of homemade salsa. The students had to visit each ingredient station, then revist a specific station if needed. They had to write down each specific ingredient and then creatively name their salsa. We called judges in from the school to judge. It was a great day!
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