This week in history we started a poetry project about the 1920s! Students have to describe the 1920s through a collection of five poems! We also started to take a look at the aftermath of the Roaring 20s...the Great Depression.
In math, we began fraction operations. We threw out all our negative thoughts about fractions and replaced them with a promise from myself, "I will not let you fall." We sought understanding this week instead of answers through multiplication models! Boy did we rock them (most of us picked it up on day ONE!).
Other exciting things this week:
- Positive office referrals!
- More lost teeth (at least 4)!
- Snazzy new haircuts!
- Sunshine and outside SAC!
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| Harry Potter Pusheen! |
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| Sweet Valentine treats! |
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| The lucky spoon was spotted and available at lunch! |
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| Check vs. Check basketball! |
Ms. D's weekend snapshot:
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| Sunshine and chaco weather in February! |
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| Meet Phil. Phil decided he wanted to make the journey from the Wills Ridge dumpsters to a new home on the farm. Phil is blind in his left eye and partially in his right. Phil has a cauliflower ear. Phil has a cold and is taking medicine. Phil loves to be rubbed and purrs like crazy. Phil is named after Philocetes from Hercules the Disney movie. Phil likes his new farm life and friends. |
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| Back deck paper grading. |
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| Cute decorations at a sweet friend's baby shower. |
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| Warm weather that brings on lots of eggs! |
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| 2.5 mile hikes with your best friends, psuedo-nephew, and Danes. |
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