Miss Rylee wanted to give Johnny Pegues and Luke Cornell a huge shoutout! They offered to clean the table after class without being asked. Thank you for being such great helpers boys!
Reading aloud with partners this morning in Mrs. Shields' class.
We are learning about states of matter and physical and chemical reactions in science. We performed a chemical change when we made pancakes. We observed the states of matter with our root beer floats.
While learning about mixtures and solutions, students in Mrs. Brimm's class got a little exercise! If students believed the picture on the screen was a mixture, they did jumping jacks. If it was a solution, students did cross crawls. They enjoyed the active lesson!
Thank you to Mrs. Piva for teaching Mr. Holmes' class more about fossils!
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Students during Mrs. Shields' math lesson today were taking turns "teaching" the class how to use place value to subtract 3-digit numbers. They rocked it!
Students in Mrs. Brimm's class had a great day at Greenbush. The ladies at Greenbush said these kids had the best manners, always saying please and thank you!
Mrs. Brimm's class enjoyed their day at Greenbush. These students encouraged and helped each other all day! They are an awesome bunch!
In science we are learning about the states of matter. We experimented to see if shaving cream is a solid, liquid or gas. We also experimented to see what liquid took tarnish off of a penny.
After learning about matter, students in Mrs. Brimm's class conducted an experiment and were "alchemist" to determine which liquid turned a dull penny shiny. They were fascinated by the results!
Learning about mixtures and solutions in science.
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Mr. Holmes' class concluded their unit on natural disasters by experimenting with "Survive the Quake" STEM engineering kits.
Mr. Holmes' class completed a "sugar shake" science experiment to model the process of erosion. Instead of rocks, we used sugar cubes!
After reading about earthquakes, we used engineering kits to test and predict about different structures that would be better in areas that experience earthquakes.
