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It's A Blog
It's been awhile since I've changed anything on our web page, but I've been busy with a new project. I've been learning how to create a blog. This blog will either be an additional way for our class to communicate what we are learning and doing, in our classroom, or it may replace our web page, as our primary way to communicate with our families. My plan is to have students post their own writing about what they are learning, doing and enjoying.
Take a peek at the blog and let me know what you think. You'll find the link at the bottom of the Navigation column, to the left.
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| Listen to Us! Use this link to see and and listen to us. We are sharing our special day at Great Meadows and all that followed.
Voicethread |
| Kidsites Kids Click is a geat resouce for kid friendly and safe sites on the web.
Educational Fun Sites for Kids |
| Kerpoof Kerpoof- A fun site where students are able to create their own stories.
Make Your Own Stories |
| Lots of Math Mrs. Collins, our Intergrating Technology Specialist, has found lots of interactive math sites where students are able to practice the many skills they have been learning this year.
Enjoy!
Lots of Math |
| Who, What, Where, When, Why and How? If your child has a burning interest in a particular subject or wants to learn more about a topic we are studying, try this link to the Internet Public Library.
Internet Public Library |
| Author of the Month We are starting our author study. This month we will be reading the stories of authorKevin Henkes. To learn more about this author, click on the link below.
Kevin Henkes |
| Right In Your Backyard !! Parents, did you know that MIT's Lincoln Laboratory has a Science on Saturdays program? Following is a quote from their homepage. Follow the link for more information.
"Science on Saturday events are fun, free science demonstrations at Lincoln Laboratory and are given several times each school year by our scientists and engineers. All local community K–12 students, their parents, and their teachers are welcome to attend these events. Some previous Science on Saturday events have focused on cryogenics, electricity and magnetism, acoustics, chemistry, optics, ions, hands-on engineering, and mathematics."
SCIENCE ON SATURDAYS |
| IT'S A DATE
Wednesday, November 25th
half day
Thursday, November 26th
Happy Thanksgiviing!
Friday, November 27th
no school
Wednesday, December 2nd
half day-conferences
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