Check out our fun eggs that we dyed with Miss Granger!
How did you dye your eggs?
What did you do for the long weekend?
Check out our thoughts and ideas about what plants need to grow. We can’t wait to plant soon and get our projects growing in the greenhouse!
The Photosynthesis cycle shows the things plants need to grow. Let’s try making the cycle in Scratch to show what you know!
Also, if you want to test out this simulation lab, it will show you an experiment using different colours of light and how it affects different plant’s growth.
What do plants need to grow?
How are you going to use what you already know about plants to make an experiment for the science fair?
In April we have had the exciting opportunity to take golf lessons once a week at our school during our gym time. We can’t wait to take our learning outside soon when the snow melts!
Have you ever tried golf before?
What is your favourite activity so far that we have done with golf? What are you looking forward to?
We are getting ready to choose the plants we each would like to grow in our greenhouse! Before we make our choices, we decided to have a brainstorm session on plants that grow in our area. It was helpful to think about the plants that grow in our gardens and what we can buy at our farmer’s market. Next, we organized those plants into categories. After that, we surveyed some of the classes in our school to compare different ways we use plants. This information will help us create wonders and experiments for our plant investigations.
Which plant are you thinking about growing in our greenhouse?
What question do you have about your plant or other plants?
This week we started to make our drums for our upcoming Earth Day celebration. We are making the drums and mallets all from recycled materials! They sound great. We hope you can join us for our drumming circle on Friday, April 21! Stay tuned to see how they turn out!
How are we making our drums? What symbols are you using on your drum and why?
Have you ever made a musical instrument out of recycled materials before? If you have, what was it?
Check out these problems below created by the students in our class! Great work, everyone! You can pause the slideshow to focus on one problem at a time. Enjoy Spring Break and try out some problems when you have a moment :).
We have enjoyed learning how to create our own games in Scratch this winter! Check out the following How-to videos below to learn more:
What kind of game did you create in Scratch?
Did you work by yourself or work with a partner? Which do you prefer?
We have been loving listening to Robert Munsch read his stories at our Listen to Reading station during the Daily 5 stations. This has been helping us learn to read with expression. Check out the tab above to see some of his awesome read-alouds. Today we each got to choose our own Robert Munsch book to take home. Happy Spring Break reading!
Which Robert Munsch book did you choose?
Which Robert Munsch story is your favourite that we have listened to?
We have been learning how to create capital letters and small letters in handwriting!
Now, we are trying to connect these words to write our names and other words!
What is your favourite letter in handwriting?
Which letter do you find the easiest to do in handwriting? Which letter is the hardest and why?
Today we had an assembly to talk about Jump Rope and to promote healthy living. Check out this cute video that Mrs. Taggart and Mrs. Kennedy showed us!
Did you learn any new heart facts? If so, what did you learn?
What do you want to learn to do in skipping?