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1:54 Makerspace @ Decatur
Makerspace is a very unique course for students to imagine, tinker, create, question, collaborate, experiment and invent in an encouraging environment. When we make mistakes in class, we recognize failure isn’t the end but an opportunity to take a new path towards our goals. We persevere to rethink and try our design and ideas again. Check this video out to get a glimpse of what students create in Makerspace!
Uploaded Sep 06, 2020 -
1:05 Makerspace: Nov. 12-22
In talking circles, Decatur students discussed and recorded what they're thankful for at school, in themselves and at home. Check out their their gratitude on paper chains on our gratitude tree in our North Lobby. 3rd graders also had a talking circle in Makerspace about how to make sure work completed in a group is evenly divided amongst all team members. 4th graders presented their Index Card Tower presentations, while students in K-2 began posting their reflections on Padlet. 6th graders in Rm. 107 have kicked off their robotic units by assembling a testbed, to get familiar with how the controller and various inputs/outputs in the robot brain function. In Science, 4th graders created reed instruments out of straws to explore amplitude and pitch in Science.
Uploaded Nov 24, 2019 -
00:09 Math Stations
A bit of organized chaos, but really it's how a first grade classroom should be at times. Some students were simply exploring the balancing scales with objects from the classroom. Other students were working on their Measurement Monsters and others were doing their Lesson 4 practice sheet, which is a Must Do before they can move on to stations.
Uploaded Jan 20, 2023 by LeiAnna Carrasco -
3:16 May 31-June3, 2022
In this week's slideshow there are pics of: 6th grade working in cooperative groups to prepare their projects for the upcoming Energy Fair on June 6th, where they will present to students and staff from other grades to teach all about renewable energy such as wind, solar, hydropower, maglev, etc., as well as energy consumption and efficiency; 6th grade also got a special visit to our classroom from freshman and sophomore college students who are part of Northwestern University's Engineers Without Borders Program (EWB), where they presented to our students how they apply the same STEM skills they are learning now to pursue their own STEM pathways in areas such as surgical medicine, neurology, chemistry, and engineering; 7th grade worked in cooperative teams exploring the anatomy of bullfrogs though our bullfrog dissection project, which is a culmination of NGSS standards that they explored this year from cells to organisms through our SEPUP Biological Science Units of study; 8th grade will also get to explore the dissection project next week once graduation practices are complete. Thank you for checking in with us this week!
Uploaded Jun 04, 2022 by Gerard Kovach -
00:56 Our Figurative Language Comics
We are showing our knowledge of simile, metaphors, onomatopoeias, personification, and hyperboles!
Uploaded Apr 26, 2022 -
00:36 Partner Reading
We are working hard annotating our new chapter book with our partners!!
Uploaded May 24, 2022 -
1:45 Week 6 JMS Integrated Unit
In our second integrated unit, JMS students tried to tackle problems about water scarcity and some of the world's sewage problems. Students designed and presented their ideas in multiple media, utilizing context, research, and subject related content to inform the decisions on their innovative solutions.
Uploaded May 01, 2020 by Marianne Sharping -
1:59 5th grade Amal Unbound Dance Performance Featured Uploaded May 28, 2022 by Ryan Cherry
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1:58 6th Grade Field Trip to the Chicago Architecture Center Uploaded Dec 15, 2019 by Katherine Cooper
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00:57 Around the Room Note-Taking in 4th Grade
Students get out of their seats and walk around the room to complete doodle notes to learn about nonfiction text structures.
Uploaded Feb 18, 2020 by Katherine Cooper