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Thursday, December 29, 2011
Winter Candy Scenes
Check out our slideshow of our winter candy scenes. We had a blast making them! Thank-you to Tyler, Brenden, Michael, and Molly's moms for helping out, as well as Griffin's dad, and Lauren's aunt and sister. Thanks also to everyone for sending in the supplies. The kids made some amazingly creative scenes!
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Math Calendar Part 2
This recording shows another part of our math calendar routine. Here, we take whatever day of school it is...in this instance, it was the 57th day, and figure out whether that number is prime, composite, and/or square. We do that by finding all the factors of that number, and along the way, learn the divisibility rules for various numbers. (The video may take awhile to load.)
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Math Calendar
I am a huge believer in math calendar! Through this daily routine, I can reinforce so many math concepts and vocabulary. I used to do calendar on a big white board, until last spring when I got my wonderful SmartBoard! Over the summer, I created calendar pages using the Smart Notebook software. Here is a peek at one of them that we recorded using Smart Recorder. The class helper does all of the writing with input from the rest of the class, (although when you watch the video, it seems like the writing appears by magic!)
This page is called "Big Number". We always read and write the calendar date as a big number to practice place value. Students are getting really good at reading and identifying the place value of numbers into the ten millions! Look for more recordings about other parts of calendar in the coming days.
This page is called "Big Number". We always read and write the calendar date as a big number to practice place value. Students are getting really good at reading and identifying the place value of numbers into the ten millions! Look for more recordings about other parts of calendar in the coming days.
Friday, November 18, 2011
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
The Water Cycle Jump
Who says science can't be cool? To accompany our upcoming readers' theater play about the water cycle that we are practicing to perform for our second grade book buddies, we're also rapping along to this video.
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