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| We had THREE winners for the month of September! I'm so proud of you! |
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Above and Beyond
Each month a select number of students are honored with the "Above & Beyond" award.
Friday, September 27, 2013
PRIDE
Our classroom takes PRIDE in our schoolwork!
Each day, Miss Liefer checks homework during our "morning check".
If everyone in the whole class completed the assigned work, then we randomly draw a Pride letter.
The letters spell the word PRIDE in five different colors.
We display these letters on a class chart.
When we spell the word Pride in the same color - we earn a gum day in the classroom.
When we fill the whole chart - we have a class party.
Each day, Miss Liefer checks homework during our "morning check".
If everyone in the whole class completed the assigned work, then we randomly draw a Pride letter.
The letters spell the word PRIDE in five different colors.
We display these letters on a class chart.
When we spell the word Pride in the same color - we earn a gum day in the classroom.
When we fill the whole chart - we have a class party.
Today (Friday Sept. 27) we pulled the last letter in blue!
So - Monday (Sept. 30) is a "gum day" in the classroom.
Which means students may chew gum in the classroom!
(Students who cannot chew gum (if you have braces, for example) can choose to suck on hard candy instead - or we can make other special arrangements)
We already discussed how to be respectful of our school while chewing gum.
We know what we should and shouldn't do with this privilege - and we'll review these rules on Monday.
So pack a piece of gum or two, and be ready to celebrate our Bulldog responsible student behavior!
Thank you for taking PRIDE in your schoolwork.
Four Classrooms from Gardner Elementary on KSDK Salutes!
Sept. 24- Ms. Garrett's fifth graders:
http://www.ksdk.com/video/default.aspx?bctid=2688759571001
Sept. 25- Mrs. Eugea's fifth graders: http://www.ksdk.com/video/default.aspx?bctid=2695594522001
Sept. 26- Mrs. Madden's fourth graders: http://www.ksdk.com/video/default.aspx?bctid=2698208367001I
Mrs. Huffman's fourth graders are supposed to be on soon!
Be sure to tune in to channel 5
Sept. 25- Mrs. Eugea's fifth graders: http://www.ksdk.com/video/default.aspx?bctid=2695594522001
Sept. 26- Mrs. Madden's fourth graders: http://www.ksdk.com/video/default.aspx?bctid=2698208367001I
Mrs. Huffman's fourth graders are supposed to be on soon!
Be sure to tune in to channel 5
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Addition Algorithms- U.S. Traditional Addition
Addition - all three methods, same answer
5714+5789 (traditional method)
4343+526 (traditional method)
905+496 (traditional method)
2553+6424 (traditional method)
3766+9469 (traditional method)
Addition Algorithms- Column Addition
508+1848 (using column addition)
481+239 (using column addition)
634+86 (using column addition)
746+827 (using column addition)
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Addition Algorithms- Partial Sums Addition
Everyday Math has Algorithm Animations to watch how-to do the different addition methods.
We created our own how-to videos! Watch us explain...PARTIAL SUMS ADDITION
67+85 (using partial sums)
1672+3221 (using partial sums)
4614+6058 (using partial sums)
227+386 (using partial sums)
439+71 using partial sums
We created our own how-to videos! Watch us explain...PARTIAL SUMS ADDITION
67+85 (using partial sums)
1672+3221 (using partial sums)
4614+6058 (using partial sums)
227+386 (using partial sums)
439+71 using partial sums
Technology
Computers, iPads, Chromebooks...oh my!
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| a future teacher? |
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| writing class |
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| typing a narrative in the Google Drive |
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| busy thinking |
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| working hard on an online quiz |
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| humm... I have to read this one carefully |
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| students concentrating during literacy class |
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