Excellent All-Star Champion student work is posted in room B9.
Stopy by sometime to check it out.
DATA....what a great place to be!
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Egyptian Gods
Student researched Egyptian Gods and then created one by decorating a Lego Man. Then students created a word bubble with a Figurative Language quote that the God might have said. Students had fun making, learning and creating.
The link below is what we researched:
http://www.ancientegypt.co.uk/gods/explore/main.html
Putting it together
researching and creating
Final product with figurative language
The link below is what we researched:
http://www.ancientegypt.co.uk/gods/explore/main.html
Putting it together
researching and creating
Final product with figurative language
Putting them all together
Message board posts of which God they choose, why, and what
figurative language their God might have said:
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Acting out an Egyptian Cinderella (good job)!
Today students acted out a scene from the story "An Egyptian Cinderella". Students worked in small groups putting together their performance, then we performed on the school stage in the DATA cafeteria. Students did a great job. Once we were back in the classroom we posted messages on our class website about what we liked and learned about the experience.
The following pictures show each group on the stage with a few photos of our "All Star Actors".
Per. 1-2
Planning it out
Acting it out...
Our per. 1-2 All Star Actors
Per 3-4
P. 3-4 All Stars!
The following pictures show each group on the stage with a few photos of our "All Star Actors".
Per. 1-2
Planning it out
Acting it out...
Our per. 1-2 All Star Actors
Per 3-4
P. 3-4 All Stars!
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
A Taste of Egypt (thanks Mrs. Geib)
Thanks to Mrs. Geib we were able to taste test some great foods from Ancient Egypt. First we watched a short video (and took notes) about the foods of Egypt. Then we learned about the taste buds and how the foods we eat work in our mouth! Then we tried and took notes on the following foods:
Calmyrna Fig, Black Mission Fig, Fresh Pomegranates, and Dried Pomegranates.
Then we posted our thoughts and new insights on the class blog in THinkqeust. Fun and Ymmie!
The food
Students comparing notes...
Our class Blog supported by Thinkquest.org
Our Handout with a great diagram of the taste components of the mouth
The posts!
Good times in room B9!
Calmyrna Fig, Black Mission Fig, Fresh Pomegranates, and Dried Pomegranates.
Then we posted our thoughts and new insights on the class blog in THinkqeust. Fun and Ymmie!
The food
The Notes...
Mrs. Geib sharing and teachingStudents comparing notes...
Our class Blog supported by Thinkquest.org
Our Handout with a great diagram of the taste components of the mouth
The posts!
Good times in room B9!
Friday, November 4, 2011
Response To Literature
The writing focus for Quarter 2 is Response to Literature. In the past two days we have talked about what a response to literature is and how to write a good one. We know it is a summary with an analysis of the characters. Since we have a deep understand of the story of Isis and Osiris (we even acted it out), we decided to do our first response to literature on it. We annotated the story, then wrote an awesome essay. Next we created a fold-out to put the paper in. Next we typed it up. Students did a great job!
Great work posted in room B9
Great work posted in room B9
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Why Does the Nile flow Away from the Equator?
Today we found out thanks to Ms. Harris and her amazing hands on lesson.
First students took notes on the unique features of the Nile. Then students made their own drawing of it. Next students made a model of a section of the Nile using play dough. Finally students put their section of the Nile together with the rest of the classes and came up with an impressive realistic model of the worlds largest River. After we put it together, Ms. Harris poured water over it and we watched the river flow "North". Pretty cool!
Getting ideas and putting it together
Watching the water flow north!
Students then went to Thinkquest.org and posted a message about what they learned and how they learned it.
Want to learn more...
check out this link:
http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/Homework/egypt/nile.htm
First students took notes on the unique features of the Nile. Then students made their own drawing of it. Next students made a model of a section of the Nile using play dough. Finally students put their section of the Nile together with the rest of the classes and came up with an impressive realistic model of the worlds largest River. After we put it together, Ms. Harris poured water over it and we watched the river flow "North". Pretty cool!
Getting ideas and putting it together
Watching the water flow north!
Students then went to Thinkquest.org and posted a message about what they learned and how they learned it.
Want to learn more...
check out this link:
http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/Homework/egypt/nile.htm
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
An Ancient Eyptian Story
We read the Ancient myth Isis and Osiris. First we wrote out a sequence of events of the story. Then students, in groups of six, presented a scene from the story (our first acting of the year). Students reflected on their performance in a message board on thinkquest. Finally we annotated the story and wrote a Response to Literature on this fascinating tale. Good work kids!
Acting and reflecting...... FUN!
Acting and reflecting...... FUN!
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