A Couple of Things for this Short Week
I hope that everyone is having a restful Labor Day weekend. 1) Remember that T hursday, September 6 (6:30-8:00 ) is Opening Picnic . We purposely hold Opening Picnic after Labor Day so that students become acclimated to school and feel comfortable showing you around the classroom and school. After we all gather for the picnic, students and parents will head into the classroom. I'll give students the chance to show you around before I spend a few minutes talking about a few items you as parents will want to know such as homework and discipline policies. Other than that, I'm more hoping to get to know all of you so we can quickly start relationships that will benefit the academic success of your child. 2) On Friday, September 21 at 2:20 will be our first 4th grade gathering. We will most likely be sharing about current studies such as student poetry, our study of Native Americans, and weather. 3) MAP testing in math will be this Wednesday, September 5th . 4) Have student...
Hey, Mr. Johnson! We absolutely loved your time lapse movies! We are looking closely at our garden space and insects. Plus, we are wondering lots about water, too. So, we found all four of the movies fascinating! If you ever wanted to video from our story book garden, that would be awesome, too. Wonder if there's any way you could capture a busy insect home in time lapse? At the moment, we're documenting data on where our insects mostly are found... Let us know if you've got any ideas! Thanks! From all the K's in Room #202
ReplyDeleteMrs. Barnes . . . the time lapse is so easy to use show you and your students how to use it in just a few steps . . . or one of my students can. I like the ideas of filming in the garden. I'm sure we could capture lots of condensation (dew) taking place.
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