Tuesday, January 11, 2005

Tuesday

reading red headed w.s.
English sentence redo w.s.
math p255-56 #4-30 E
spelling practice on w.s.;
Spelling Bee tomorrow

We're raising money for the tsunami. We had a presentation on video today. -Casey

Monday, January 10, 2005

Monday

reading read 20 min
math fraction review w.s.
spelling pp66-67 on w.s.

The school is collecting to help aid the Tsunami victims. If you haven't had a chance yet and would like to, please consider sending in a donation with your son/daughter. We will be giving our collection to the Red Cross for distribution. -Mr. C

Friday, January 07, 2005

Friday!

reading read 30 min
English sentence w.s.
science finish book

Finished a long first week of the year. Things are off to a good start. We should be changing a few things up over the next few weeks. Check the web site soon to see some of the changes. -Mr. C

Thursday, January 06, 2005

The Solar System

reading read 20 min
math p204-205 #2-36 E; study 5-1, 5-5, 5-6 for quiz
science finish planet book for Monday
spelling study for test

We are finishing up our unit on the Solar System. Students are making a booklet to demonstrate their knowledge of the material we covered. It is due by Monday and will count as a test grade. In 1 1/2 weeks we will have a portable planetarium brought in for some concluding activities which should be fun. -Mr. C

Wednesday, January 05, 2005

Live Distant Learning Visit to NASA

reading read 20 min
English sentence w.s.
science cover to Earth
spelling finish w.s.

comment of the day: We took a bus to the high school, where we talked to a guy from NASA in Texas. It was fun and i hope that i get another chance to go to another thing like that.

Monday, January 03, 2005

Happy New Year!

reading read 20 min
English finish poem
math 5-5 w.s. #1-19
science solar system facts
spelling p63 on w.s.

I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season. I did a lot of cross country skiing and enjoyed spending time with my family. The students shared some interesting things they did over break as well. Here's wishing the best for a great year ahead. -Mr. C

Wednesday, December 22, 2004

Happy Holidays!

I wish everyone a wonderful highway and a Happy New Year!

-Mr. C

Tuesday, December 21, 2004

Two for Tuesday

reading: read 20 min
science: planet diameter scale

Only two days to go before Holiday Break! Students are working hard on making a model of the planets and their distance from the sun. -Mr. C

Monday, December 20, 2004

Blustery Monday

reading: read 20 min
math: pg 79 #17-37; Test tomorrow
science: finish fact sheet

We have a Math test tomorrow. It covers basic algebra expressions and solving them using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Study, Study, Study! -Mr. C

Friday, December 17, 2004

Final Friday of the Year!

reading: reading projects due Monday
math: 2-7 w.s. #1-4, 9-10, 13-14, 17-18, 21-22

Students learned 4 interesting facts about 2 different objects in the solar system. Ask them what they found out. -Mr. C

Thursday, December 16, 2004

NASA live

reading: reading project
math: 2-6 w.s.
spelling: corrections and study

Great news! On January 4th, we get to visit with NASA folks in Houston live, via the distance learning lab at the high school. We will be discussing the solar system and possibilities of finding life somewhere else besides Earth. Students will begin planet research tomorrow, will make a scale model of solar system distance between planets, and begin making a solar system booklet before we meet with NASA. -Mr. C

Wednesday, December 15, 2004

Poetry Wednesday

reading: reading project
English: finish poem
math: p68-69 #2-14 and 32-44 E
science: study for test
spelling: finish worksheet 15

Students wrote poems about snow!

Tuesday, December 14, 2004

Let it Snow

reading: reading projects by Friday
English: sentence w.s. (only 3 sentences)
math: w.s. 2-5R
science: outline and chapter review part A
spelling: learn/review pg 59

Chorus concert tonight at the H.S., 7pm

Friday, December 10, 2004

Friday!

reading: read 40 min
English: sentence quiz
science: moon w.s.
social st.: jeopardy w.s.

Have a great weekend. -Mr. C

Thursday, December 09, 2004

We sing, and we sing, and we sing

reading: finish Star w.s.
science: moon w.s.
spelling: study

Something I learned that was interesting this week was how to make christmas wreaths out of stips of plastic. We bent a hanger into a circle and then cut strips of plastic and tied them on the hanger. -Hailey

Wednesday, December 08, 2004

Solstice is coming!

reading: star w.s.
English: svv sentence w.s.
science : moon w.s.; outline
social st.: work sheet
spelling: finish spelling w.s. unit 14

We learned about the Earth and moon in science. Tomorrow we have a big chorus practice. -Taylor

Tuesday, December 07, 2004

Foggy Tuesday

reading: star fever w.s.
English: ssv sentences
math: Make graphs and explain best; prepare display
spelling: practice w.s. from p56

Monday, December 06, 2004

Winter Wonderland

reading: read 20 min
English: finish poem
math: complete survey, Find mean, media, mode
science: outline 2-1; miniquiz tomorrow
spelling: p55 on w.s.

White stuff still falling, made lunch recess quite exciting for the students. We begin studying the earth/moon relationship this week in science. -Mr. C.

Friday, December 03, 2004

TGIF

reading: read 40 min
math: make survey chart

Students are working on class surveys to show off their math skills of data gathering and manipulation. Tune in next week to find some results from their work. -Mr. C

Thursday, December 02, 2004

Snowy Day!

reading: finish many moons w.s.
math: read p33-34; do p35-36 1-25 All
science: radiation w.s.
spelling: study

We're studying space now in science. For December, students should be mapping the moon at night or in the morning unless it't too cloudy of course. We're also learning about constellations, the sun, other solar system objects, electromagnetic radation and motion in this unit. Students will be doing some activities at home outside during this next month or so. December works well for this with it getting dark by 6 pm. Hopefully they won't all be cloudy and snowy like today!
-Mr. C