In Mr. Holmes’ class, students are reading Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Today they are reading about Augustus Gloop, a boy who falls into the chocolate river while trying to drink from it! Students are sipping on their own hot chocolate as they read.
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Fourth grade is starting a “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” unit. Today we did a Skittles experiment with hot water and made rainbow designs. They turned out great!
Parsons’ Domino’s recently donated 80 pizza boxes so all fourth graders could each create their own solar ovens to melt s’mores after ending their renewable and nonrenewable energy unit. Parsons Domino’s also donated pizza to all fourth grade classes to enjoy. Thank you Domino’s!
Students in Mr. Holmes’ classes have started reading Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Each day after reading, they get to do a fun activity related to the book. Today’s activity focused on how Skittles dissolve in warm water, creating a rainbow effect!
June 12 & 13, the Kauffman Center will debut a weekend of FREE videos, engaging youth-friendly activities and one-of-a-kind live streamed content.
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National Teacher Appreciation Week
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Mrs. Millar's class doing the "Egg Drop" Science Lab with Greenbush.
Mrs. Millar's class doing the "Egg Drop" Science Lab with Greenbush.
Mrs. Millar's class doing the "Egg Drop" Science Lab with Greenbush.
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Dusting for Fingerprints
Dusting for Fingerprints
Dusting for Fingerprints
Dusting for Fingerprints
Dusting for Fingerprints: In this life science activity, students learned about patters that fingerprints leave behind and how these prints can be collected to help solve real-life mysteries.
This week is Teacher Appreciation Week.
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Reminder: Bulk Trash Drop Off Tomorrow
