Thursday, January 17, 2013
Do you remember these unforgettable monologues?
Monday, January 7, 2013
Social Studies...{these are SO interesting}
CHeCk OUt These great
"historical documents"
Ben's Guide to US Government
This is a terrific site for helping students understand our government. It explains the content clearly; in simple terms for younger students, and with more detail and depth for older students. The section comparing national to local and state governments will be helpful at this grade level.
This is a terrific site for helping students understand our government. It explains the content clearly; in simple terms for younger students, and with more detail and depth for older students. The section comparing national to local and state governments will be helpful at this grade level.
U. S. Department of Labor Kids Page
Information about the three branches of government and historical documents.
Information about the three branches of government and historical documents.
First Gov for Kids
This site was put together by the Federal Citizen Information Center . It provides links to Federal kids' sites along with other terrific kid's sites in the social studies and other areas. The sites are all grouped by subject. Geography, government, money and history will be very helpful for all grade levels.
This site was put together by the Federal Citizen Information Center . It provides links to Federal kids' sites along with other terrific kid's sites in the social studies and other areas. The sites are all grouped by subject. Geography, government, money and history will be very helpful for all grade levels.
The National Archives Experience
View a variety of primary source documents important to our nation's history including the Constitution of the United States, the Declaration of Independence, and the Bill of Rights. You may view the original document or read a transcript of the text.
View a variety of primary source documents important to our nation's history including the Constitution of the United States, the Declaration of Independence, and the Bill of Rights. You may view the original document or read a transcript of the text.
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
great app for division
Ask permission to download the division app
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Division for kids is availabe for downlaod via the iTunes App Store: Universal App iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch
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LONG DIVISION HINTS
Daddy, Mother, Sister, Brother
I point out that the beginning letters will remind them to
1)Divide 2)Multiply 3)Subtract 4)Bring Down
1)Divide 2)Multiply 3)Subtract 4)Bring Down
For example:
Since “Daddy” comes first, we divide first.
“Sister” means we subtract.
Last comes “Brother”, so we bring down and start the process again.
Thursday, December 20, 2012
Welcome to our classroom Bubbles..we hope you like your new home.
Can we "train our new pet goldfish"?
As we learn the steps to the scientific process - students are getting first hand experience doing their own experiment.
They have set up an experiment to try and train "Bubbles" to come to the top of his bowl when he sees a hand above it- first step OBSERVATIONS..
Can we "train our new pet goldfish"?
As we learn the steps to the scientific process - students are getting first hand experience doing their own experiment.
They have set up an experiment to try and train "Bubbles" to come to the top of his bowl when he sees a hand above it- first step OBSERVATIONS..
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
The Witches
I can’t stress enough just how much I adore the works of
Roald Dahl, and The Witches is easily one of my favorites.
The Witches is a book about an unnamed young boy who, having recently lost his parents in a car accident, goes to live with his grandmother. She tells him all about witches and her previous encounters with their ilk. She reveals that all witches hate children and want to get them because the smell of a child is particularly off-putting to witches. Needless to say, reading this as a kid was pretty scary. This sets the scene for one of the coolest supernatural children’s adventures ever. Unable to leave the country on a planned vacation due to the grandmother’s illness, the pair journeys instead to a luxury costal hotel. What could possibly go wrong? Nothing—other than the fact that all of England’s witches just happen to be having their yearly convention at the same hotel! I really don’t want to give anything else away, in case someone reading this post hasn’t read the book before. I will say that after first reading it, I looked at the hands and hair of every single woman I saw in public to see if she was wearing a wig and gloves (to cover her baldness and claws, of course!). Luckily, I never ran into any witches, and I eventually stopped checking for wigs and gloves. I did, however, continue to read and love the works of Roald Dahl.
Roald Dahl, and The Witches is easily one of my favorites.
The Witches is a book about an unnamed young boy who, having recently lost his parents in a car accident, goes to live with his grandmother. She tells him all about witches and her previous encounters with their ilk. She reveals that all witches hate children and want to get them because the smell of a child is particularly off-putting to witches. Needless to say, reading this as a kid was pretty scary. This sets the scene for one of the coolest supernatural children’s adventures ever. Unable to leave the country on a planned vacation due to the grandmother’s illness, the pair journeys instead to a luxury costal hotel. What could possibly go wrong? Nothing—other than the fact that all of England’s witches just happen to be having their yearly convention at the same hotel! I really don’t want to give anything else away, in case someone reading this post hasn’t read the book before. I will say that after first reading it, I looked at the hands and hair of every single woman I saw in public to see if she was wearing a wig and gloves (to cover her baldness and claws, of course!). Luckily, I never ran into any witches, and I eventually stopped checking for wigs and gloves. I did, however, continue to read and love the works of Roald Dahl.
book review by scholastic.com
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
NY games & puzzles
New On Spelling City!
http://www.learninggamesforkids.com/us_state_games/newyork/
http://www.learninggamesforkids.com/us_state_games/newyork/
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