An Adventure in Reading Class...

Want to see what hatched out of this??????

Visit our Reading Page to find out! Also, presentation pictures from our Informational Book Project are up as well on our Class Pictures Blog.

Idiom Fun!

As we create our idiom flipbooks this week, take the time to list your favorite saying or expression here! Define an idiom and use it correctly in a short (but creative) paragraph. Use at least 4 descriptive adjectives to make your writing more interesting. Be sure to proofread you writing before you post! Keep up your fourth quarter effort - extra credit will be awarded for multiple entries!

Here are some of my favorites... can you figure them out based on the literal pictures?

Colonial Village: Perryville!

Interact Story Theater came and visited us today. Mrs. OK helped us become actors and took us back in time to 1768 where we became shop workers. Please post anything you learned, what you found unusual about life in 1768, and your favorite part about the presentation. All homeroom students should post for a social studies grade. Be detailed and specific.

Calendar Math: April!!

Here is a place for you to post all your observations, predictions, and ideas regarding Calendar Math. As always, make sure that you identify the Calendar Math component that you are writing about. Class Participation Requirements: All math students should post at least twice during the month.

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.

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.

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.