Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Create your Own Snowflake!

more winter fun...

Click the picture below to create your own snowflake!

Need a Snow Day?

Create your own Gingerbread Person!

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Today in Core: December 7th & 8th

December 7th & 8th 
Social Studies
  • Geography Bee
Language Arts
  • How to Packet: editing on your own (read 5 times using whisper phone, check spelling etc)
  • How to Packet: editing with a friend (switch papers, make corrections, read aloud)
  • How to Packet: type final draft in liblab (due Wednesday)

Trimester 2!

Welcome to trimester 2!!
A few reminders...
  1. Bathroom pass: blue stickers can ask to go at any time (though may not be granted permission to leave the room numerous times in one class period, or during certain parts of the period)...use bathroom privileges responsibly.  All other students must have teacher sign planner on page 19 and are limited to 3 passes per trimester...this includes retrieving items from your locker.
  2. Reading Logs: as a holiday present, students have the next 4 weeks (2 week of school, 2 weeks of break) free of reading log responsibilities...however, science fiction/fantasy books need to be completed by December 16th which will require that you read the book at home.
  3. Lunch: 4th period students now have 2nd lunch!

    Thursday, December 3, 2009

    Today in Core: December 3rd

    GO BEAVS!

    Did you wear your ORANGE and BLACK today? I hope so!

    Language Arts
    How to Packet- through step 5

    Social Studies
    Cultural studies

    Game time 6:01pm look for me in the sea of duck fans.

    Today in Core: Wed Dec 2

    Language Arts
    Hos to packet steps 3 and 4

    Social Studies
    Culture: Similarities and Differences Video and notes

    Tuesday, December 1, 2009

    Today in Core: December 1, 2009

    Wow! December!

    Social Studies:
    What is Culture?

    Language Arts:
    Check out the doc camera video that I made in about 9 minutes, as a test for future blog entries...please view the video as it takes you step by step through the first three pages of the How to Packet...I don't know that I will continue to use video in this way, but it was fun to try it (not knowing at all what I was doing...as you can see from the "roughness" of the video, which is not edited)