ART: In room 205 we went to art. I thought we drew dragons. I thought it was scary. I learned that dragons have short teeth and they can eat people.
SCIENCE: We did our first experiment! Our first experiment was called drops on a penny. One group got way more than every other group. We learned that is called an outlier.
READING: We have been practicing "Read to Self". We are practicing the bad way and good way. So far on reading we read 14 minutes. We could not get into college or have a job without reading.
MATH: We are learning how to make ten. For practice, we played "Circle the Number". In that game we circle the number of bugs the teacher says. The teacher calls the numbers really fast. We also did Mountain Math. We told time and multiplication. I think the hardest for the class was 3x3.
Written by, Max G., Tori H., Isabella H., and Josh A.
We fit a lot into the week! Max, Tori, Isabella, and Josh didn't even have a chance to tell you all of the fun things we did. However, your own child should have a "Weekly News" in their take home folder. This is your chance to find out what your child thought was the best part of the week. Then you or your child can comment below. Also, here is the August 22 Newsletter.
Okay, I think I'm ready to wrap the week up and get started celebrating the weekend with my own kiddos. But before I end this post I wanted to share some fun pics from the week.
Some super creating for our "Super Power" writing!
We all had to work with our teams to save a poor worm named Fred!
What was your child's favorite activity of the week?
Mrs.Coen's class rocks!!! From, Max G
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed reading the blog, it is so interesting to hear about what you are learning every day. Nicole (max's mom)
PS check your email, we sent you a photo of max's new cousin and his baby brother
Thanks for taking the time to create this blog and letting the kids take part in it! It's fun to read about what you're doing in the classroom. Thanks also for giving our kids a great start in 3rd grade.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful blog! Isabella was very excited when she told be she would have the chance to blog. We really hope that this year the kids continue to develop a love of reading and writing.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the positive feedback regarding the blog! My hope is to have students actively participate on here often, at the same time, allowing you a glimpse into their day.
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