What a week we had! We worked hard on math calculations, and studied 1910-1920 throughout reading and history. To finish off our math calculations, I brought in fruit and vegetables and gave each item a price, and each student an amount of money to spend. They had to write a list, and add the value, and then calculate how much change they should receive. I figured out that I have some THRIFTY students, spending every penny down to the last one. It was awesome! The kiddoes did really well, and I can conclude that bananas are popular, and oranges are too! On another note, it is always interesting to see how the students respond to historical situations they have never heard of before. I look forward to their meaningful discussions. To hear 8 year olds discuss problems of the world, and respond to their research is so inspiring. Enjoy the photos!
Sunday, April 20, 2014
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Colcannon
In honor of St. Patrick's day, we partook in "colcannon." Colcannon is the traditional Irish meal of
5k, Chapter Book Studies & Super-hero Art
This week so far, we have recapped our weekend events! This weekend a few of our lovely students participated in a 5k for the benefit of the county schools! The students did phenomenal, and the entire event was a true success!
We are reading The Inventions of Hugo Cabret and obsessed with the amazing wording provided by the author!
One group is reading a chapter book, and loving the mysterious way the author depicts the story!
We wrote an entire essay on if we were a super-hero, and why our powers would be the most beneficial. After our essay, we used our creative sides to create illustrations.
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Cupcakes & Silly Moments
It was Conner's birthday, and we celebrated with a cupcake picnic at recess, and lunch together! Love these kids!
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