Did you know that people have been celebrating Dia de los Muertos in Mexico for hundreds of years? Señora Dolby and Señora Wilkinson set up an ofrenda in our library to help teach us about this multi-day celebration.
Calacas, Calaveras, and EsqueletosHow to make your own scratch artMatematicas: Decreasing patterns
Students are getting ready to start working with number patterns.
Ciencias: The Crayon Rock Cycle
Our igneous rock, the crayon, went through some weathering and erosion until it turned into sediments. Later, these sediments were compacted and cemented into a new rock, the "Sedimentary Rock". With heat and more pressure, the sedimentary rock went through some transformation and changes. It now turned into a "metamorphic rock". Our rock continued the cycle and became magma. The magma cool off and our totaly new "igneous rock" was formed.
Erosion tools: plastic knives and a pencil sharpenner magma: hot water
sedimentary, igneous and metamorphic rocks
Barbara Ried art inspiration
Work in progress...
-We learned and used some of the Barbara Reid plasticine techniques ( spreding, shapes) - we studied in details Barbara Reid ilustrations -we watched videos of Barbara Reid working on some of her illustrations Our art represents parts of the the song "El genio" Barbara Reid BooksWatch more videos
http://barbarareid.ca
La mascota de la clase: Tad
Tad won't be lonley for long.
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