Grade 5: The Cay, read and summarize
Mon: Chapters 6 & 7
Tues: Chapters 8 & 9
Wed: Chapter 10
Thurs: Chapter 11
Quite a few fourth and fifth graders are behind in Study Island. Please have them spend some time catching up. I do not want to post new assignments with so many of the assignments left undone.
Grade 4: Skinnybones, read and summarize
Mon: Chapter 6
Tues: Chapter 7
Wed: Chapter 8
Thurs: Chapter 9
We will be reading How To Babysit an Orangutan in our Trophies book. Here are some sites to go along with the story.
http://old.escambia.k12.fl.us/schscnts/mpark/reading%20activities/orangutansum.html
http://old.escambia.k12.fl.us/schscnts/mpark/reading%20activities/orgutanss.html
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Friday, December 10, 2010
Lynn Item article about School House Rock production
"Friday, December 10, 2010
Roughly half of the school’s 150 students are participating in the production.
Wrangling a group of more than 70 students from kindergarten to fifth grade is a brave task to take on, but for parent volunteers, Wendy Whitcomb and Shauna Hemenway, the task is as rewarding as it is challenging.
“Seeing the kids faces light up on stage is adorable,” said Whitcomb. “We really want to nurture their talent at a young age and to have them be a part of something.”
Whitcomb and Hemenway volunteered four years ago to start a drama club at the school in an effort to allow the students to get exposed to theatre and the arts while they’re young.
Four years and four productions later, the productions have raised enough money for the school to be able to purchase a new set of stage curtains. “That was a great feeling knowing that we started this club and can now give back and improve the school,” said Hemenway.
But new curtains aren’t the only advantage that has derived from the Lynn Woods Drama Club.
Whitcomb says witnessing the team-building and camaraderie that students engage in during rehearsals is the best part.
“They are learning how to perform, how to talk to each other and are gaining a sense of self-respect and respect for others,” she said. “These kids are pretty young and they"
Roughly half of the school’s 150 students are participating in the production.
Wrangling a group of more than 70 students from kindergarten to fifth grade is a brave task to take on, but for parent volunteers, Wendy Whitcomb and Shauna Hemenway, the task is as rewarding as it is challenging.
“Seeing the kids faces light up on stage is adorable,” said Whitcomb. “We really want to nurture their talent at a young age and to have them be a part of something.”
Whitcomb and Hemenway volunteered four years ago to start a drama club at the school in an effort to allow the students to get exposed to theatre and the arts while they’re young.
Four years and four productions later, the productions have raised enough money for the school to be able to purchase a new set of stage curtains. “That was a great feeling knowing that we started this club and can now give back and improve the school,” said Hemenway.
But new curtains aren’t the only advantage that has derived from the Lynn Woods Drama Club.
Whitcomb says witnessing the team-building and camaraderie that students engage in during rehearsals is the best part.
“They are learning how to perform, how to talk to each other and are gaining a sense of self-respect and respect for others,” she said. “These kids are pretty young and they"
School House rocked!
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Feeding Chickadees and Downy Woodpecker
Today we were reading about the chickadee. Here is a video of a human feeding chickadees out of their hand. This sure looks like an interesting activity to watch. Thanks Steven for the idea!. Mrs. K
Sunday, December 5, 2010
POLL: Which state has been hit the most by hurricanes? – Flisti
Which state has been hit the most by hurricanes? – Flisti Grade 5: click on the link to take this poll about hurricanes.
If you would like to do some research go to this site:
http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/tcfaq/E19.html
Hurricane direct hits on the mainland U.S. coastline and for individual states by Saffir/Simpson category
If you would like to do some research go to this site:
http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/tcfaq/E19.html
Hurricane direct hits on the mainland U.S. coastline and for individual states by Saffir/Simpson category
Grade 4 HW Dec 6 - 9
Monday- Thursday read a chapter a night in Skinnybones. Summarize each chapter.
We will be reading The Garden of Happiness this week. Here are some sites to practice vocab, summarizing and cause and effect for that story.
http://www.quia.com/cz/59374.html?AP_rand=175342033
http://old.escambia.k12.fl.us/schscnts/mpark/reading%20activities/gardenhappsum.html
Quite a few students are behind in the Study Island lessons. I would like them to spend this week catching up on lessons they missed. Mrs. Kennedy
We will be reading The Garden of Happiness this week. Here are some sites to practice vocab, summarizing and cause and effect for that story.
http://www.quia.com/cz/59374.html?AP_rand=175342033
http://old.escambia.k12.fl.us/schscnts/mpark/reading%20activities/gardenhappsum.html
Quite a few students are behind in the Study Island lessons. I would like them to spend this week catching up on lessons they missed. Mrs. Kennedy
Saturday, December 4, 2010
HW grade 5 Dec 6-9
Grade 5: Monday- writing assignment on Tuck Everlasting. It is posted on our Kidblog. You can write your answers on the blog or do them on paper. I will give you a worksheet on Mon.
Also, find out 5 facts about Curacao (see map above) including its capital. It is the setting of our next book.
Tues: Read one chapter of The Cay and summarize
Wed: read one chapter of The Cay "
Thurs: read one chapter of The Cay "
Play this game of battleship for fun! http://www.mce.k12tn.net/survival/activities/battleship.htm
Directions: you hit the boxes on the left to try to sink the computer's battleships.
Take these chapter quizes about The Cay online: http://www.mce.k12tn.net/survival/cay/cay.htm
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