Fridays are always busy, busy! This morning, we completed the math boxes on page 210, took the Spelling Test and then visited the lab for keyboarding.
After Spanish, I shared this power point:
National Park Road Trip
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Which got the children very excited. They are already talking about what job they hope to get when put into their teams. Next week, we will start the actual journey by following mysterious driving clues. You'll use a fold-out map to help you figure out which way to go. I'm excited!
During rotation today, the seatwork included the Matter Puzzle discussed in the blog entry yesterday. Review the sites and you should be good to go! The rubric and directions can be found here. I have the puzzle waiting for you when you return.
In small groups, we continued to work on our Mother's Day stories. I haven't seen yours yet...I'm anxious to read it! :)
I sent home your math journal with your brother, so you can complete a few of the pages you've missed. I also sent home the Matter Splatter book so you can read pages 8, 9, and 10.
Get lots of rest. We hope to see you Monday!
:)Mrs. Neal
Which got the children very excited. They are already talking about what job they hope to get when put into their teams. Next week, we will start the actual journey by following mysterious driving clues. You'll use a fold-out map to help you figure out which way to go. I'm excited!
During rotation today, the seatwork included the Matter Puzzle discussed in the blog entry yesterday. Review the sites and you should be good to go! The rubric and directions can be found here. I have the puzzle waiting for you when you return.
In small groups, we continued to work on our Mother's Day stories. I haven't seen yours yet...I'm anxious to read it! :)
I sent home your math journal with your brother, so you can complete a few of the pages you've missed. I also sent home the Matter Splatter book so you can read pages 8, 9, and 10.
Get lots of rest. We hope to see you Monday!
:)Mrs. Neal
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