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| Mrs. Wright read to us on Monday for Community Readers Day! |
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| Decorating "book tacos" for our door. |
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| It was our second annual Door Decorating Contest! |
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| Mrs. Pols and Mrs. Vise on Dress Up as Your Favorite Book Character Day - we were Marco and Polo, the main character cats in the book series, The Grand Escape. |
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| On Wednesday, Mrs. Singer (mom to Mrs. Pols!) came dressed as Johnny Appleseed, read us a book about him and brought us apples! |
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| Hermione and Anne of Green Gables! |
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| More dressed up kiddos! |
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| First Grade Team dressed up - Mo Willems' Elephant, Piggie and the Pigeon! |
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| Cat in the Hat and Violet the Pilot |
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| Experimenting with the big catapult |
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| Careful measuring in a science experiment |
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| We've been working on identifying the author's message in various books. |
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| The 5th graders brought us Dr. Seuss Snack Sacks! |
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| On Friday we reviewed our weekly genre wheel goals and shared out about how we did and set new goals for next week. |
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| On Friday we worked with measuring yards. Our estimating improved quickly! |
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| We found out that measuring a classroom in student length is not as reliable as standard measures! |
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| We are working on explaining how a writer makes a text interesting. |
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| We loved hearing Dr. Seuss stories read by 5th graders. |
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| Our last catapult experiment gave us the chance to refine all the skills we learned throughout the unit. |
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| Students kept force/motion vocabulary booklets throughout our work. |
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| We did a shorter version of the scientific method for a fun experiment with the big catapult. |
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| We began our final informational book project, based on a sport or active hobby of our choice. |
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