Sunday, December 16, 2012
Get Ready for a Full Week!
Thanks for bringing items for the Oreo Pie activity. We still need 2 mixing bowls and 2 spoons. Remember, if you want anything extra, you need to bring it. Wednesday's Field Day, Thursday's pajama, Polar Express, and party day. Getting Ready! :)
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
BRUNCH was great! :)
Thank you for sharing your culture! We had a wonderful time learning and "traveling" around the world. "[We] grew an inch inside." -Aunt Phoebe from The Talking Cloth
Want to grow even more? Check out these pictures of earth's lights at night as seen from space. So cool.
NASA just posted them today! Earth Lights - The Black Marble
Want to grow even more? Check out these pictures of earth's lights at night as seen from space. So cool.
NASA just posted them today! Earth Lights - The Black Marble
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Happy December; Happy Learning!
We have learned much about a great deal of cultures. You have taught me many new things. Imagine how much more we can learn! Thank you everyone for sharing newly-found information from your family tree. Thank you to those who've already shared snacks or treats with us. Thank you to those who want to share Wednesday! It is very interesting to see how our families came from many places all over the world for us to meet here in our very own classroom! How exciting! :)
Friday, November 30, 2012
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Veteran's Day
Here's some history about veteran's and the day we celebrate them. Remember, if you happen to see a veteran, shake his or her hand and say, "Thank you." Enjoy your holiday and think of your freedom and that America is free because of these men and women. Awesome, isn't it? :) I'm working on having a guest speaker for you. See you Tuesday.
The history of Veteran's Day Video
History.com videos
Print a free Word search
Veteran's Day vocabulary - print for free
Printable crossword puzzle
Challenge-printable
Abc order
Southern Command
Miami
Veteran's Day and other American holidays
Military.com -Veteran's Day history
Vetrean's Day worksheet
Veteran's for kids
Veteran facts
The history of Veteran's Day Video
History.com videos
Print a free Word search
Veteran's Day vocabulary - print for free
Printable crossword puzzle
Challenge-printable
Abc order
Southern Command
Miami
Veteran's Day and other American holidays
Military.com -Veteran's Day history
Vetrean's Day worksheet
Veteran's for kids
Veteran facts
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Election Day coming soon!
Voting is a right we have as a result of our U.S. Constitution. You, too, can have a voice in the President Polls. You can also post your vote anonymously here in the blog (see survey). Enjoy the experience-you are alive during an exciting time in history. :)
Before you vote, educate yourself on the issues and each candidate's plans. Click on the links:
Here's the answer to our Electoral College question. Color the poster.
I Might Be President song - lyrics
I Might Be President song - audio - Listen
Understand the issues for each candidate.
Time for Kids video
What you need to know about the election...
Meet Barack Obama
Meet Mitt Romney
Meet Joe Biden
Meet Paul Ryan
This was written by a woman in 1913:
I Don't Believe In Suffrage, 19 Ammendment - Can you believe it?
Electoral College Video Do you like the Electoral College or not? Why?
Electoral College facts
VOTE now - Time For Kids
KIDS PICK THE PRESIDENT
Before you vote, educate yourself on the issues and each candidate's plans. Click on the links:
Here's the answer to our Electoral College question. Color the poster.
I Might Be President song - lyrics
I Might Be President song - audio - Listen
Understand the issues for each candidate.
Time for Kids video
What you need to know about the election...
Meet Barack Obama
Meet Mitt Romney
Meet Joe Biden
Meet Paul Ryan
This was written by a woman in 1913:
I Don't Believe In Suffrage, 19 Ammendment - Can you believe it?
Electoral College Video Do you like the Electoral College or not? Why?
Electoral College facts
VOTE now - Time For Kids
KIDS PICK THE PRESIDENT
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Watch Dragon unbirth and splash Down! Live
Watch SpaceX's capsule unberthing from the Harmony module at the International Space Station! Live coverage begins at 7:00 a.m. and ends after 9:00 a.m. So cool. Also, watch a video of Sandy taken from ISS. Fascinating! Scroll down to see even more pictures and videos.
Watch Dragon's unberthing live!
Watch launch
Watch in slo mo launch anomaly. Do you think it's an explosion?
See Sandy, Frankenstorm, from space
Watch Dragon's unberthing live!
Watch launch
Watch in slo mo launch anomaly. Do you think it's an explosion?
See Sandy, Frankenstorm, from space
Hurricane Sandy
Before Sandy hit the U.S.
Video of Sandy leaving FL. See view from space!
Scroll to video of Sandy from space!
Preparedness guide and Picture of Cuba after Sandy
NHC National Hurricane Ctr model
Video of NJ getting ready...except guy fishing
Video
Weather channel video...Monster Storm...possible snow!
After Sandy pictures
Tracking video
After Sandy hit the U.S.
Click the arrows to see all 7 pictures - even the ride half burried on the beach in NJ. :(
7 more photos of Seaside Heights, NJ - I was just there last summer. :(
13 pictures seaside-heights-before-and-after-hurricane-sandy
abc news
Fake Sandy Pictures
NJ
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Celebrating Traditions & Hispanic Heritage
This month is Hispanic Heritage month. We will learn about Hispanic cultures and do a project on a Hispanic figure in America. Additionally, we'll be reading about a variety of other cultures and traditions. Students will present information about their own cultures and traditions. If you would like to share any artifacts, food, traditional or ceremonial clothing, language, and money samples; our class will be richer as a result. I have already been blessed with Chinese and Lebanese food! Thank you also for sharing Chinese candy and cake this year. Additional thanks goes for those who have already shared artifacts and money samples for our lessons. Thank you again for all of your support. Click links below:
Hispanic Americans 25 Most Influential Famous Firsts Hispanic Heritage Time for Kids
Web Rangers Smithsonian HispanicHeritageMonth Hispanic HeritageFlorida Hispanic Heritage
Famous Hispanic People:
Vasco Núñez Balboa Explorer
Simón BolÃvar Statesman
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra Writer
Salvador Dalà Painter
Roberto Durán Sportsman
Julio Iglesias Musician
Antonio Carlos Jobim Musician
Pablo Picasso Painter
Juan Ponce de León Explorer
Tito Puente Musician
Queen Isabel of Castille Ruler
Captain Angela Salinas Military
Arantxa Sánchez-Vicario Sportswoman
Andrés Segovia Musician
Lee Treviño Sportsman
Emiliano Zapata Statesman
To write a biography you should:
Web Rangers Smithsonian HispanicHeritageMonth Hispanic HeritageFlorida Hispanic Heritage
Famous Hispanic People:
Vasco Núñez Balboa Explorer
Simón BolÃvar Statesman
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra Writer
Salvador Dalà Painter
Roberto Durán Sportsman
Julio Iglesias Musician
Antonio Carlos Jobim Musician
Pablo Picasso Painter
Juan Ponce de León Explorer
Tito Puente Musician
Queen Isabel of Castille Ruler
Captain Angela Salinas Military
Arantxa Sánchez-Vicario Sportswoman
Andrés Segovia Musician
Lee Treviño Sportsman
Emiliano Zapata Statesman
To write a biography you should:
- Select a person you are interested in
- Find out the basic facts of the person's life. Start with the encyclopedia and almanac.
- Think about what else you would like to know about the person, and what parts of the life you want to write most about. Some questions you might want to think about include:
- What makes this person special or interesting?
- What kind of effect did he or she have on the world? other people?
- What are the adjectives you would most use to describe the person?
- What examples from their life illustrate those qualities?
- What events shaped or changed this person's life?
- Did he or she overcome obstacles? Take risks? Get lucky?
- Would the world be better or worse if this person hadn't lived? How and why?
- Do additional research at your library or on the Internet to find information that helps you answer these questions and tell an interesting story.
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