Reading Work

Insect Work

Habit 5 Seek First to Understand the Be Understood

Insects

Letter Home

Dear Parents,


How are you doing this week? We have been doing great. Read on to learn about our week. First we finished our salmon maps. Did you know that salmon eggs are hatched in gravel and when they are born they have an egg sack. Each of us placed where the salmon where born, the predators, dams, and how far they had to swim to the ocean on our maps. Next we studying how to compare and contrast different subjects. We have started to use a vein diagram to organize our thinking. Over all this week has been busy.



Sincerely,


Your Cool Kid

Salmon Lifecycle

http://explorer.arcgis.com/?open=d719e0dbc8a64d4fbed35232523e01c7

Arc GIS Salmon Lifecycle

http://explorer.arcgis.com/?open=8d4c2fd29bde4aefb4cc1fa91d9c21fe

Salmon Fest 2010

Problem Solver

Writing our summary

Classification Work

Animal Classificaition

Letter Home

September 10, 2010

Dear Parents,

We are learning many different things everyday. First we have been learning about animal classification. We have researched facts about mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. After finding the facts we made a power point with pictures and other information. All of us thought it was really fun. Another thing we have done this week is take tests. We took a reading test and a spelling test. Our class learned how to graph our scores in our data folders. Finally we learned new lessons in math. We reviewed doubles, plus one and plus zero. Also we reviewed how to tell time to the nearest ½ hour and talked about missing addends. In conclusion we had a very exciting, fun week.

Sincerely

Your Kid
PS Salmon Fest. Thursday 8-2:40…I will need a lunch..

What will be said on our graduation day

Class of 2020 will be remembered because they are

Good citizens

Kind/respectful

Love science

Enjoy school

Hard workers

Good listeners

Get along with others

honest