Boys and girls help us finish the story about our travels by adding to it. Remember to include your name so you can receive extra credit. Parents, I was told that if you are having trouble commenting on our blog it might be that you don't have a gmail account. If that's the case, just have your child respond on a piece of paper and bring to class before Friday to take advantage of the extra credit.

Social Studies– Road to the Revolution...we will be investigating the causes
Reading– Read articles on the 3 R’s (recycle, reduce, reuse) and begin taking notes
Language– Take a side on the logging issue and write an argument...planning sheet will come home Monday for homework.
Math–Begin practicing long division with remainders...there will be homework every night that needs to be signed by a parent after the work is checked!
Science– Research the 5 distinct environments; rainforests, deserts, swamps, polar regions (tundra), rivers & streams
Jonathan, Max, Pierce and I are playing Revolutionary War in the third picture. We also worked in our small group on a scavenger hunt, and found that if we each looked for one thing we would get done faster!
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DeleteLooks like a GREAT field trip!!!
ReplyDeleteEmily hated to miss this trip due to being sick. Looks like you all took a great trip back in time. Great pictures!
ReplyDeleteWe had lots of fun. We went on a scavenger hunt and found all the nature I things on the list. Olivia
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