5th graders using Google Docs to submit Reader's Response

Student's in Mrs. Reiter's class have begun to submit their reader's response using a Google Doc.  This will allow the teacher to give real time feedback and eventually allow for students to collaborate.

Students in Mrs. Wozny's Class Play a Heated Game of Double Bucket

4th graders in Mrs. Wozny's class used the new interactive projector to play Double Bucket from our new online math textbook.

Using Symbaloo

Even after the school bell has rung for the summer, teachers are still looking for ways to use technology to simplify their life.  Mrs. Turner, created a Symbaloo for her third grade students to easily access resources that are relevant to them.

5th Grade Help Their Kinder Bucket Buddies Log on to MyOn

Mrs. Small's 5th Grade students came to help their Kindergarten Bucket Buddies to log on to their MyOn.com account to take their Interest Survey before they can begin on their Summer Reading.

Rubik's Cub Celebrates 40 Anniversary

One of Ms. Solis's 5th Grade classes was celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the Rubik's Cube by learning how to solve a Rubik's Cube not only through the Rubik's Cube Lending Library but by using The interactive Rubik's Cube on the May 19th Google Doodle. Students took turns using the Promethean Pen to rotate the interactive puzzle game by clicking in the area around it. Then click and drag inside the cube to place the tiles.

4th Graders Using Google Suite and BYOD to Research Lonestar Heros

Students in 4th grade are researching Lonestar Heros as part of a multi-week project.  Students utilized the research function in Google Docs to supplement their research of their person.  The Research function allows students to search for information and images and then cites the source for them as a footnote.  Several students brought their own device to use in class.  This helped increase the device to student ratio so that more students could work on their project at school.

Check back to see their finished projects!

Ms. Walker's First Grade Class Creates Wordles for Historical Figures

Mrs. Walker's first grade class has been studying historical figures that shaped our country and community.

After reading about historical figures, students worked in groups using their notes, they listed important words to describe the character of the historical figure: day they were born,died and maybe a quote or important fact.

After each student created their Wordle, they drew an important event in their historical figures life. They wrote what the picture was about, the name of the historical figure, and included an actual picture of the figure on the Wordle to show what he or she looked like.