Showing posts with label Burkina Faso. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Burkina Faso. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 7, 2016

Fish and We Did It!

Wear RED tomorrow for Jump Rope for Heart!
Today we became fish experts!  Did you know that fish have a backbone (vertebrates), gills, scales and are cold-blooded?  Tomorrow we are going to work on our descriptive paragraph about an animal of our choice.  I think some people are going to change their animal because fish are really interesting!

Tomorrow we have our Jump Rope for Heart event.  Please wear red and return your pledge form. Thanks again!
Ryan sent us some pictures from Burkina Faso.  We helped to build a well for a school in Africa. Way to go!






Friday, April 8, 2016

Burkina Faso, All About Nduku and Movement

Ryan's Well Foundation school challenge for this year was to help raise funds to provide clean water and sanitation for the people in Burkina Faso.  A few weeks ago, students were asked to research an aspect of the country in Africa and post it to our Burkina Faso padlet.  Take a look at all the things we learned about this nation!

Today, we finished our Shared Writing of an Adventure Story.  The main characters are Abigail and Rose.  They are both trapped on a deserted island! We needed to make sure our story had a beginning, middle and an end (and we NEVER put THE END in our story!).  You will notice that we used a Shape Go Map template and Google Docs to get our thoughts down on paper before we began to write our narrative. Here it is! Enjoy!
In Science we continue to investigate movement and brainstormed objects that demonstrate different forms of movement.

We learned a lot about Nduku's family today.  Here is her Google Slideshow presentation!

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