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Posted by alicemercer on 31st March 2007
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Posted by alicemercer on 31st March 2007
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Posted by alicemercer on 31st March 2007
The Constitution:
History of our country:
Human Rights and Civil Rights:
Some of these links are a reference source (they have information), some of them have activities to complete. Here are some possible ways to do this report:
You can write about a subject, or do an acitivity. If you do an activity, you can discuss or write about what you learned from the activity. If your write about a subject, you need to include links, or citations in your report. If you do a podcast, you should include a script (with citation of sources).
Please leave comment telling me what you will be doing for your project. Include the topic (subject), and what you will produce (a written report, a podcast, etc.):
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Posted by alicemercer on 23rd March 2007
This will be our final week before Spring Break, but the fun will continue over break as we start our research projects.
Posted in 03/26/2007, Main Weekly Post | 1 Comment »
Posted by alicemercer on 23rd March 2007
This week in our class we will learn more about statistics
What is interesting about these pictures? Why do you think they look this way?
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Posted by alicemercer on 23rd March 2007
“Shh, We’re Writing the Constitution” PowerPoint:
“We the People, of the United States of America” PowerPoint:
Here are Language Arts links:
Here are links about the Revolutinary War:
Here is the discussion of last week’s selection, “The Master Spy of Yorktown”:
Posted in 03/26/2007, Language Arts | 2 Comments »
Posted by alicemercer on 22nd March 2007
Tell Raven is a website for a fourth grade class in Alaska. You can read some of the writing there to see what other students are writing.
What did you find interesting at the Tell Raven site? Comment below…
Posted in 03/26/2007 | 3 Comments »
Posted by alicemercer on 18th March 2007
This week should be more normal. We will go to the library on Thursday, so bring back your books, and there will be no assemblies. We are still working towards our class party at the end of next week, so lets do our work, and have some fun learning things!
I’m going to cancel homework club until Spring Break. Most of you are getting help at the new afterschool program, and haven’t needed to come to the online club. I will be doing some special sessions during break time.
Question of the week: What projects or research questions would you like to look into after break about our unit theme, Making a New Nation, the Constitution and Declaration of Independence, or Human and Civil Rights?
Posted in 03/19/2007, Main Weekly Post | 7 Comments »
Posted by alicemercer on 18th March 2007
This week we will be reading about an African-American slave who was a spy for the Patriots in The Master Spy of Yorktown.
Here is a PowerPoint for the selection:
And CPW for Master Spy of Yorktown
And here are some links on the Revolutionary War:
Question for the week: What inalienable rights should children have?
Posted in 03/19/2007, Language Arts | 6 Comments »
Posted by alicemercer on 18th March 2007
This week we will be studying:
Last week’s question was not answered correctly. Remember, I need both the area and the perimeter.
Question: What is the area of a triangle where the base is 10 cm, the sides are 6 and 7 cm, and the height is 8 cm? What is the perimeter of that triangle?
Posted in 03/19/2007, Mathematics | 6 Comments »
Posted by alicemercer on 11th March 2007
The Declaration of Independence |
Here is the Homework for March 12, 2007. I will be in the Vyew room on Tuesday from 4-5 and Thursday from 7-8.Here is a message from Mike Temple in England about our website:
You are all doing a great job of making our Website a place to be proud of. Thank you! |
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