This week students have been reminded to share any missing assignments with their teachers.

  • Weather graph and analysis questions
  • Organism posters with life cycle & food chain
  • Natural Resource brochures
In math, we focused on strategies for multiplying two-digit by two-digit numbers. 

Remember to check the pages section of the blog for review videos and practice.
Try one at home!

In science, we are gathering all our knowledge together to design one of the five types of wetlands as a group. Students are asked to think of any materials at home that may be useful for construction. 
Some items that we brainstormed are:
  • cotton balls
  • Qtips
  • thin cardboard
  • craft paper
If you are planning to bring items, bring them in a large Ziploc with your name on the bag to ensure they are not lost.
Looking forward to sharing our event maps, photos, video and outdoor school journals next week!

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