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• 4:34 Exploring Addition Expressions for 25

  Hey Team! Watch this video then solve the number sentences below using the strategy that makes the most sense to you!
  
  25 + 16
  25 .+ 22
  14 + 19
  17 + 24

  Uploaded Mar 19, 2020 by Katie Andorka
• 00:18 Gallery Walk

  In our new social studies unit, we are studying the past, the present and the future. One of the standards that first graders should be able to do is generate questions to further thinking. In this gallery walk, students left their open ended questions on a post it note as they moved quietly through the space.

  Uploaded Jan 27, 2023 by LeiAnna Carrasco
• 00:53 Justification Anchor Charts

  This week we focused on writing our justifications for our body paragarphs of our essays. Students in grades 5th-7th made their own anchor charts to help remember the important elements of their justifications.

  Uploaded Oct 09, 2020 by Katherine Cooper
• 00:51 Makerspace: Dec. 2-6

  We've been busy this week in Makerspace! K-2 are making great progress on communicating their reflections on their Index Card Tower using Padlet. Not only are they working on responding to reflection questions but also making sure to add details to strengthen their writing. Some students are even working on creating audio or video reflections as well. We're looking forward to be showing our final product soon! 3rd graders are finishing up with their presentations on Google Slides. 4th graders have begun their coding unit, inspired from our field trip to the Lyric Opera's collaboration with Codeverse - the world's first fully interactive coding studio for kids. To prepare to code with Kidscript -- Codeverse's language for coding -- 4th graders have begun to write out code for an obstacle course they will create within the class. 5th graders and 6th graders (Rm. 109) having been working hard on their "How To" videos showing K-2 how to use iPads and 3-5 how to use Google Classroom. 6th graders (Rm. 107) are completing their robot testbeds and testing out how 'inputs' and 'outputs' work by operating the robot brains with their controllers.

  Uploaded Dec 07, 2019
• 00:22 Predicting Patterns

  I can make observations and measurements of a object's motion to predict future motion.

  Uploaded Jun 07, 2022 by LeiAnna Carrasco
• 00:11 Science: Partner Reading

  This video was from a week ago. Students were partnered off to read about how one kid in Colorado collected and organized weather data. Students were taking turns reading and looking at maps, charts and tables of various forms of weather. Students saw that scientist use photographs as well to compare weather in two places. This buddy activity prepared students for the work they completed this week in science time.

  Uploaded Oct 22, 2021 by LeiAnna Carrasco
• 3:37 Week 18 of 2022-23|5th-8th Grade Science

  This week's slideshow highlights: 5th grade investigating the ratio of water to land on Earth, as well as how water and land absorb and lose thermal energy at different rates as part of their SEPUP Weather & Climate Unit; 6th grade investigated the scientific theory of "Continental Drift" as part of their SEPUP Unit Geologic Processes; 7th grade wrapped up their SEPUP Unit From Cells to Organisms with an interactive activity called "Disease Detectives", where they worked as epidemiologists to argue from evidence the cause of a disease outbreak, and 7th grade also played team Jeopardy to review for the unit's culminating final exam; 8th graders continue digging deeper into their SEPUP Unit Chemistry of Materials, with a cooperative group lab that investigated chemical vs physical properties, and they also began exploring the property of density through an online Phet Simulation. Thank you for checking in with us this week:)

  Uploaded Jan 21, 2023 by Gerard Kovach
• 00:13 4th grade Straw Reeds Lab Featured

  Students have been learning about sound waves and investigating what makes sounds different like volume and pitch. To see this an action students used straws to create reeds to could make different sounds based upon the way they were crafted. We analyzed the sounds and identified what we were hearing.

  Uploaded May 26, 2022 by Ryan Cherry
• 00:48 5th Grade Bio-Poems

  5th graders wrote bio-poems expressing who they are, what they love, and their hopes and dreams. It was a great way to get to know one another, celebrate each student's individuality, and build community.

  Uploaded Sep 18, 2020 by Marianne Sharping
• 00:13 5th grade Math Dividing Fractions Scavenger Hunt Featured

  Students engaged in a scavenger hunt to help them practice various strategies for dividing a fraction by a fraction.

  Uploaded Mar 29, 2022 by Ryan Cherry