2nd Grade - Next Year

2nd graders,
We are nearing the end of the school year. Before you know it you will be 3rd graders...

2nd Grade - Your Favorite...

2nd graders,
Last session we talked about the basics of blogging and how to submit a basic comment.

This session I would like you to take some of the thoughts from your last assignment and add them here as comments.

The last assignment, the essay about two of your favorite things, will be made in to a brief 3 or 4 sentence comment here.

You wrote about two of your favorite things, please post a comment here stating your two favorite things and at least one sentence for each about why they are your favorite.

Remember - Comment as "Name/URL" and use your first name and last initial (proper capitalization, no URL)- please respond in full and complete sentences - double check your work before posting your comment.

2nd Grade Introduction to Blogging

This post is an introduction to "how to comment" on a blog post.

Second graders will be introduced to the platform of blogging and how to comment.



Commenters will use the "Name/URL" option for signing their comments.

They will use their first name and last initial only. For example, John Smith would comment as "JohnS"

So, what do you think about blogging....

5th Grade - Spring Break 4/2012 - The Art of Ocean Currents

Below is a video made by NASA. It shows the currents of the worlds oceans.

Many people think it reminds them of the work of the famous artist Vincent van Gogh...

3rd Grade - Spring Break 4/2012 - The Wind From Above

Have you ever wondered what the wind looked like from above?

This interactive map will show you...

4th Grade - Spring Break 4/2012 - The Art of Ocean Currents

Below is a video made by NASA. It shows the currents of the worlds oceans.

Many people think it reminds them of the work of the famous artist Vincent van Gogh...

5th Grade - February Break 2/2012 - 360 Degrees Around the World

Have you ever wanted to look at something from above? Have you ever wanted to look at a monument of city from every angle?

A panorama is a wide-angle look at something. 360 degrees is a full circle...

There is a website that has taken 360 degree panoramic images of famous places and made them available for free on the internet. The company uses helicopters and a variety of cameras to make these 360 degree panoramic photos.

These photos are wide angle looks at various places, wide-angle views from every angle in all directions.

Your assignment:

4th Grade - February Break 2/2012 - 360 Degrees Around the World

Have you ever wanted to look at something from above? Have you ever wanted to look at a monument of city from every angle?

A panorama is a wide-angle look at something. 360 degrees is a full circle...

There is a website that has taken 360 degree panoramic images of famous places and made them available for free on the internet. The company uses helicopters and a variety of cameras to make these 360 degree panoramic photos.

These photos are wide angle looks at various places, wide-angle views from every angle in all directions.

Your assignment:

3rd Grade - February Break 2/2012 - 360 Degrees Around the World

Have you ever wanted to look at something from above? Have you ever wanted to look at a monument of city from every angle?

A panorama is a wide-angle look at something. 360 degrees is a full circle...

There is a website that has taken 360 degree panoramic images of famous places and made them available for free on the internet. The company uses helicopters and a variety of cameras to make these 360 degree panoramic photos.

These photos are wide angle looks at various places, wide-angle views from every angle in all directions.

Your assignment:

5th Grade - Christmas Break 12/2011 - Is Technology Valuable to You?

5th graders,
You have sat in this, or another, computer lab for the better part of 5 years.

You have learned how to word process, make presentations, use the internet for research, and so on.

I have 4 questions, answer them in full and complete sentences with proper spelling and grammar...

(click "Read More" to see the questions)