Sunday, November 30, 2014
Science Fair Progress
I hope you have had some time while we are off to work on your science fair project. At this point, students should make a list of materials needed and gather materials. They should decide and list the procedures to be used. Then they should start experiments/investigation and collect data. I will continue to post progress updates on the blog. Feel free to work ahead, but do not get behind. Science fair projects are due on January 15 at 9:15 am.
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Monday, November 24, 2014
Science Fair Progress
At this stage of your science project, you should be researching your topic. It is a great time to visit the public library to get more information about how to conduct your experiment. Remember, if you have any questions, email me :)
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Friday, November 14, 2014
Thanksgiving Break
Over the break, please continue reading your AR books. When we return on December 1st, you will be able to test on all the AR books you have read. Working on Lexia and Front Row is also a good idea :) Getting a head start on your science project will really help you during this time as well. Remember if you have a question, email me. Hope you have a happy thanksgiving with your family! See you in December.
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Sunday, November 9, 2014
AR Update
Students who are working toward their AR goals are reading more than ever before. I'm so proud of them! Many started with shorter picture books to increase their reading speed (fluency), but are now ready for something more challenging. Beginning December 1st, students will only be able to read chapter books for AR. Even though they won't be able to read as many books, the books they do read are worth more points. I know they are ready for this next step in AR, and I'm excited to see them improve even more.
Saturday, November 8, 2014
Digital Citizenship
Being a good citizen on the internet is important as you grow up with technology. Everything you post stays out there. Here are a few good tips:
Science Fair Progress
By this time, students should have submitted their Science Fair Question. Many students have done this and I have already approved their ideas. Unfortunately, there are still 10 students who have not submitted their idea. It is critical to keep pace with this process, otherwise students may find themselves overwhelmed. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns regarding the science fair.
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Monday, November 3, 2014
Science Fair Problem to Investigate
Today, students will be coming home with the form that shows the science fair problem they would like to investigate. These forms are due on Wednesday, November 5th. I will approve your student's idea, or help them decide on an appropriate experiment.
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