Week 37 pictures

This week we:

  • designed and built paper bridges to see how many pennies it could hold. Our winner had over 100!

  • did a probability experiment in Math.

  • designed an experiment to test for an object’s friction to see what material would help us get down a slide the fastest.

  • ate lunch in the gym when the Principals for the Day ruled that you could eat in either the gym, lunchroom, or classroom!

  • practiced identifying contractions, possessive nouns, and possessive pronouns with a Scoot game.

  • made Cheerio arrays in Math to practice writing repeated addition and the related multiplication facts to label the array.

  • played Phonics review games.

  • watched the 3rd grade share their “Great Kapok Tree” reader’s theater.

  • enjoyed a birthday treat outside.

Check out all the action from our busy week here!

Week 34 pictures

This week’s pictures include:

  • our presentation to update us on the Redeeming Life Outreach Ministry’s maternity home project that we’re supporting through our chapel offerings

  • playing Shooting Hoops in Grammar to practice using articles (a, an, the) correctly

  • MJ’s Friday Journal report

  • using pattern blocks to model making mixed numbers

  • our Writing Celebration with 1st grade to share the informational paragraphs about 2nd grade we wrote for them. They also got to ask us any questions they had about next year!

  • singing at the LWML Zone Rally on Saturday

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Week 32 pictures

Here are pictures from our Math lesson on x1 and x100. We got to use fancy digit dice to roll numbers that we then multiplied!

Week 31 pictures

This week’s album includes:

  • painting sunsets with watercolors after reading The Legend of the Indian Paintbrush while studying Native Americans in Social Studies

  • working with a partner to find adjectives from a word bank to describe a picture and use them in a sentence

  • creating our measurement sculptures in Math after working hard to measure all 12 strips, each of which is a different length, from 1”-12”

  • using solid figures to identify the number of faces, vertices, and edges

  • our completed Easter silhouette art, which we added on top of our sunset painting

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