5th grade writers generated ideas for research writing, participated in a gallery walk, and then revisited their own list. Afterwards, they reflected on how this collaboration helped them.
* FESTIVE FRIDAY*
December 6th- Wear your favorite hat (holiday or any). Join in on the fun!
Dater band students learning some new exercises today. 🎼🎼🎼
Dater artists are discovering the art method of Batik, or wax resist, and are pretty proud of their creative results! 🎨
5Montorio scientists exploring mixtures and solutions. 🧪
Patterns of Power! We are laying down the grammar hammer 🔨 in Mrs. Carozza's Humanities class. Students worked together as they explored the effect of using different end marks.
👏🏼 Congratulations to students from 5Gesualdo/Thomson for the end of a fantastic broadcasting "season!" Good luck to the next homeroom doing morning announcements, Mrs. Aujero's class :)
Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving filled with warmth, joy, and meaningful connections with family and friends. 🍂 🐏
The first meeting of our Dater/Wandell book club was a huge success! 📚Readers are leaders!
🎤🎶 Congratulations to the cast and crew of Dear Edwina Jr. You were fantastic!!! We can't wait for the families to see the show tonight!
Thank you to Mr. Bogert and the entire musical staff for supporting our students during auditions, practices, and the performance!
The Dear Edwina musical at Dater is today!! Here is Mrs. McGowan helping out with the preparation for the show. Students are digitally working on their homework while waiting to be called on stage.
Last Friday, all of the 5th grade students learned about public speaking, as a way to gear up to start their TED Talks. 5Gesualdo/Thomson loved having this opportunity! Thank you to Monisha, an RHS student, for inspiring us!
Math in motion! 4Chaparro/Ramsden students diving into centers, tackling multiplication and division concepts with creativity and focus!
Dater’s 5Aujero and 5Wissell/McGowan classes took a virtual trip back to Ancient Egypt with our VR goggles! These young geographers dove into history to explore how the Egyptians thrived 4,000 years ago, thanks to their unique geographical advantages.
Math students in 5Thompson teamed up for a journey through a virtual escape room! 🧩🔐 Their mission? To sharpen their skills and reinforce their knowledge in preparation for an upcoming unit assessment. Each puzzle they solved brought them one step closer to victory, and their excitement was contagious!
4th grade students play "Lo Tengo" in Spanish class to practice their school supplies! ✏️✂️📚📏📎 The class is divided into 2 teams. Each student gets a photo of a school supply. Señorita calls a school supply out loud in Spanish. If the student has that photo, they call out LO TENGO and hold up their vocab card! The first team to call out LO TENGO wins a point!
Multimodal text sets are so important to learning in today's world 5A was deeply engaged in a video about Egypt and specifically focused on the effect of the unique geography on the people who lived there. Stopping, thinking, jotting, connecting... incredible work!
Focus and motivated energy filled 5G/T during problem solving for volume!
4Kirch/McLaud is celebrating filling our marble jar by being hard-working and respectful classmates with a slime and PJ party! 🎉
Productive partenships ready for a challenge! Math students in 5Gesualdo/Thomson teamed up to take on problem solving with finding the volume of irregular solids.
