I really enjoyed looking at your blog, especially the Egyptian post! The art work was amazing. The mummy looked almost real, and the poster was put together really well. Come visit our blog! Hope you enjoy reading it! http://shirleys6th.edublogs.org/ -Hayley
Egypt is really holy and historical place and it is famous for its pyramids and mummy. I really enjoyed reading your blog and watching your project work. I also got idea of making project on Egyptian.
I am a mainstream and Montessori teacher. I have been teaching in schools around Cape Town for over ten years.
I am currently teaching a 9-12 yr old Montessori class within a mainstream school.
English: "The Machine Age", "Pirates", "St Patrick's Day" Afrikaans: "Birthday Parties" and "Me and my Family" Maths: Revision of Grade 4 work, The four operations History: Timelines and Evidence Geography: Maps Science: Space Technology: Build a Pencil Pot Computers: Microsoft Publishing Economic Management Science: Wants and Needs Life Orientation: Me, Myself and I Art: Pencil Sketching, Valentine's Crafts and Building a Pirate Island Music: Singing and Reading Music Sport: Athletics, Netball and Soccer
English: Books & Authors and Games & Sports Afrikaans: "Family" and "My Bedroom" Maths: Fractions History: The San and Khoi peoples of Africa Geography: Weather and Climate Science: Reproduction in Animals Technology: Making our own books Computers: Microsoft Publishing Economic Management Science: The Economic Cycle Life Orientation: My Rights Art: Paper Mache bowls Music: Singing and Reading Music Sport: Netball and Soccer
English: "England" and "Egypt" Afrikaans: "Houses and Homes" and "Camp" Maths: Data Handling and Problem solving History: The Ancient Egyptians Geography: South Africa's Natural Resources Science: Water Technology: Build an Egyptian Shaduf Computers: Microsoft Publishing Economic Management Science: Entrepreneurship Life Orientation: Personal Development Art: Graphic Design and Talent Concert Music: Singing and Reading Music Sport: Netball and Soccer
English: "Cowboys" and "Newspapers" Afrikaans: "Pets" and "Christmas" Maths: Geometry History: Incas Geography: SA Relief Science: Plants and Soil Technology: Build an Egyptian Shaduf Computers: Microsoft Publishing Economic Management Science: Entrepreneurship Life Orientation: My Community Art: 3D sculpture Music: Singing and Reading Music Sport: Netball and Soccer
What If ..... ?
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What if this article was in your newspaper?
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B4 children are thinking about questions ...
Owl Pellet Exploration
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Today we had a great time, picking apart owl pellets to discover what our
owl had been eating. We found lots of bones and put them back together to
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Annotated Arrays!
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We have been exploring arrays!
Row x Column = Product
The multiplication for the array above is
3 x 4 = 12
because it has 3 rows of 4.
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State of Educational Use of Blogs 2013 Survey
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How educators use blogs is constantly changing and evolving so we’ve
decided each year we would pull together a comprehensive resource on the
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Wait a minute! Not so fast! We haven´t finished with The Beatles yet! You
know that every class has to sing a song by The Fab Four, don´t you? But we
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Challenge 10 – Evaluation
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challenge...
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Some of the girls in Year 5 recently had a lot of fun learning about the
power of the sun. We made solar ovens out of pizza boxes. We used aluminum
foil to...
Storyteller Dolls
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We have been making storyteller dolls with our art teacher, Mrs.
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Bonjour Paris!
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Websites for Persuasive Family Adventure Project
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–Philbrick-Cricenti Bog –Montshire nature trails –Saunt-Gaudens National
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* The 5th grade recently participated in the Exchange Club’s Crime
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Homework - March 18
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*Speeches ---- Due Dates: Speeches Due Tuesday March 26th Recordings with
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Future Pilots
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Today, our class went on an excursion and it was AWESOME! We visited the Flight
Experience Centre in Perth, which is a place people can go to to use a
flig...
Welcome PDS teachers!!!
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We have visits in our school. They come from Memphis, USA and they teach at
PDS. Presbyterian Day School. Hope they enjoy their stay with us. Leave a
comme...
Temporary (for now) Life Change
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As I sat down to write this post, I reread my last post. I'm certain myself
from then wouldn't have predicted myself now. Boy, I had some exciting
ideas! I...
Baby Gentis is a…
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It was so fun to see how many people voted on what they thought Baby Gentis
would be! Today, the class dressed in pink or blue to reflect their vote.
Wha...
Gone Fishing!
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…well, not quite fishing, but the time has come for this blog to close.
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new rol...
Skype in the Classroom
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As I have blogged about many times in the past I love to flatten my
classroom walls and collaborate globally with my students. I have found
Skype to be a w...
WORK, REST & PLAY!
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Today we began investigating ways in which we work, rest and play. Within
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and pl...
We Have a New Blog!
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2KJ. We ...
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Our theme in Afrikaans (the second language in most South African schools)
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Instead of www.coolduderocker.blogspot.com it is now.....
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up a teaching position at Russell Street School in Palmerston North. I have
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Yollis: Lunch Area
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By Paul, Caleb, and Charlie
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Ka...
Create your Own Book
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This this link to create your own book. You can write it, add pictures and
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ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed looking at your blog, especially the Egyptian post! The art work was amazing. The mummy looked almost real, and the poster was put together really well. Come visit our blog! Hope you enjoy reading it! http://shirleys6th.edublogs.org/
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Egypt is really holy and historical place and it is famous for its pyramids and mummy. I really enjoyed reading your blog and watching your project work. I also got idea of making project on Egyptian.
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