Week 17 pictures
Pictures from this week include:
using dimes and pennies to show money amounts and add 2-digit numbers without regrouping
fishing for possessive and plural nouns
practicing measuring using people feet and ruler feet
making Advent wreaths
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Week 16 pictures
Pictures from this week include:
making contractions
practicing measuring ingredients to follow a recipe
showing money amounts and counting coins
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Week 15 pictures
Pictures included in this week’s album:
Using our Scholastic News where we annotated the organization to create a Wampanoag or Pilgrim Main Idea and Detail turkey.
Fun in the snow at recess
Completed prairie plants and animal riddles bulletin boards
Luther’s Rose hallway art display
Week 14 pictures
Pictures from this week include:
a few more finished prairie animals
our Zoom visit with Officer O’Hara and his K9 partner Johan
playing Homophone Rock Band card game
Family Reading Night selfies
the Marty and Randy story contest assembly
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Week 13 pictures
Pictures from this week include:
acting out the prairie food chain
using 1” color tiles to measure
making and sharing our prairie animal riddles
our Sent to Serve Day project of making Gospel bracelets for MOST Ministries
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Week 12 pictures
Pictures from this week include:
Election Day activities
Noun posters
Recess fun after filming our Veteran’s Day flag routine
Roll and Record a 2-digit number in Math, then circle the biggest number you made
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Week 11 pictures
Lots of pictures from this week include:
Enjoying the 1st snow of the season!
creating our favorite prairie plant and sharing our finished product
working on our tissue paper pointillism Luther’s Rose art projects
making get well cards for Mrs. Fox
using Binary Code to figure out and complete a Halloween color-by-number
enjoying our Reformation Day treat and using John Tetzel pretzels and the 95 Reese’s Theses to create hammers for Martin Luther to use
watching Bethany’s 2018 elementary musical, “Echoes of the Hammer” during our Reformation party
sharing our finished Martin Luther life events sequence activity that we “nailed” to the church door in Wittenberg
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Week 10 pictures
Pictures from this week include:
Attribute trains in math: starting with the big, green triangle, can you name the 2 attributes that are different from the 1 before it and the 1 attribute that’s the same? Remember that the 3 attributes are color, shape, and size!
Starting to create Luther’s Rose in the pointillism style of George Seurat, using tissue paper squares, in Art.
Making words with long ‘e’ sound spelled -ea using a Magic Square.
Finishing up our Punctuation Peacocks in Grammar.
Making horizontal lines with our bodies in Math.
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Week 9 pictures
This week was all about plants and seeds! Pictures from this week include:
Planting seeds in bags and watching them sprout
Testing how a seed’s structure affects its dispersal
Checking out different seeds and investigating their dispersal method
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Week 8 pictures
Pictures from this week include:
Heart rate lab in Science where we exercised to see what happened to our heart rate
Main Idea and Detail Consensus Board- while watching a read-aloud video of the book Desert Giant: The Life of the Saguaro Cactus we each wrote down details we thought were important. After the book, we shared our details with a small group then worked together to create a consensus of what the main idea of the book was.
Using milk cap letters to practice making short vowel words while doing a Word Ladder activity. This also helps us practice our phonics encoding skills and also learn some new vocabulary!
Math Attribute Train- starting with the big green triangle, can you figure out which 2 attributes are the same and which is different as you go from shape to shape? The attributes are size, color, and shape.
Writing- To introduce the writing trait of Writer’s Voice, we read a story called Red- A Crayon’s Story. We each then chose 1 color to draw pictures that would use that color. We then wrote words that those pictures make us think of or feel. Finally, we each shared our words to hear our writer’s voice come to life!
Paper Plate Meals- to end our Nutrition unit in Science, we each got to plan a healthy meal of our choice (breakfast, lunch, or dinner). We looked through grocery store ads to get ideas, then cut out foods that we wanted, and glued them onto their correct food group on the MyPlate. Finally, we analyzed our meal to see how healthy it was.