Sunday, March 30, 2008

New Pictures Posted!

A huge thank you goes out to Isabelle and her family who donated a digital camera to our classroom! Mrs. Perry was very sad when her old camera died of old age, but thanks to Isabelle's family's generous gift, we are once again able to document all the things that happen in our classroom! First and foremost, check out our class pictures page to see all the pictures from our biography presentations. We had many famous visitors in our classroom, all of who did an outstanding job informing us about their lives!

You can add your own personal thank you to Isabelle and her family by adding your own comment to this post.

Friday, March 7, 2008

Calendar Math: March!!

Here's an Irish happy face to wish you some St. Patrick's Day cheer!

Our calendar certainly looks like it has a complicated pattern this month! Here is a place for you to write all your predictions and observations regarding the March Calendar Math components! As always, make sure you identify the Calendar Math component you are writing about.


Participation Expectations: All homeroom students should post at least twice during the month.


Wednesday, February 6, 2008

Calendar Math: February

We have a very interesting calendar this month! Post your observations, predictions, confirmed predictions, or any other comments you have about any of the calendar components for February. Make sure you identify the part of calendar math you are talking about in your post. Be sure to think of strategies that might help you prove your prediction. Use math vocabulary and have fun!

Class Requirement: All math students should post at least twice this month.

Friday, January 4, 2008

Calendar Math: January!

Happy New Year!


We have a very interesting calendar this month! Post your observations, predictions, confirmed predictions, or any other comments you have about any of the calendar components for January. Make sure you identify the part of calendar math you are talking about in your post. Be sure to think of strategies that might help you prove your prediction. Use math vocabulary and have fun!


Class Requirement: All math students should post at least twice this month.

Friday, December 21, 2007

Winter Break Is Here At Last!

Whew! Can you believe it's nearly time to ring in 2008?? Here's a chance to post just for fun over break. Blog about any special family you visit, places you go, the holidays, gift giving, New Year resolutions, funny stories that happen to you, anything!! Just be sure that you don't include too much personal information like people's last names or street addresses. You guys are all pros at blogging by now. Check in on the blog every couple days over break (if you are able) and I'll keep you posted about my holiday as well! Happy Blogging!

Monday, December 10, 2007

Science Questions for Dr. Perry

Class, here is where you can ask Dr. Perry astronomy questions you'd like answered! It's your very own spot to ask an expert! Proofread your questions carefully before you post!

Dr. Perry was one of the managing astrophysicists who worked on Hubble Space telescope. Retired, he is currently producing a local access cable TV show, "Know Your Sky" for Anne Arundel County. His show's purpose is to provide the amateur star gazer with information about celestial objects visible during each month of the year and how to find them in the night sky. His other expertises include forest and agricultural preservation.

Tuesday, December 4, 2007

Calendar Math: December!

New month, new calendar! Post your observations, predictions, confirmed predictions, disproved predictions or any other comments you have about any of the calandar components for December! Make sure you identify the part of Calendar you are making a prediction for (calendar, counting tape, coin counter, daily depositor, etc). Class participation requirement: All math students are required to post at least twice this month.