Student of the Week: Jacob D.

This week we honored our friend Jacob as the Student of the Week. He is a bright and hardworking member of the class. Jacob likes cookies, baseball, Transformers, and his dog Dozer. His favorite places to visit are Disneyland, Barnes and Noble, and the park. Jacob enjoys drawing, hanging out with friends, and eating. When he grows up he would like to be either a firefighter or a police officer.

We love having him in our class and appreciate how he always tries his best!!

Student of the Week: Olivia S!!

Here are some "stupendous" pics of our fabulous "Fancy Nancy", oh, I mean Olivia.
She was our Student of the Week this week, and her mom and step-sister showed up today to surprise us all in a very stylish, book reading of Olivia's favorite book "Fancy Nancy". We also shared her amazing board this week, where we learned that Olivia loves garlic bread and soccer, riding bikes and swimming, climbing things and visiting the beach. Oh yeah, when she grows up she wants to be a Vet that takes care of people's pets. Great job, Miss Olivia!

Student of the Week: Angie G.

This week we get to celebrate our friend Angie. She is a positive and helpful classmate. She enjoys reading Barbie books, swimming, and playing with her friends. When she grows up she wants to be a teenager, then a doctor!

As you can see, her family provided many pictures to help us celebrate her this week. I love the way her board turned out, and hope that she enjoys looking at it all week.
-Mr. Linnnet

Astronaut School - Writing without Gravity (sort of)...

Friday we finished off the first week of our Space Unit sharing the Space Books we made at home, watching a BrainPop Jr. video about the Solar System, then trying our hands at working like an Astronaut. We have learned that in space the astronauts do not have chairs and tables to work at. Without gravity they have to be creative in keeping their materials close, and also developing muscle strength to work in tight spaces without gravity to help keep things close.

We taped paper on the underside of their tables, and students had to lay down on the floor and try to draw and label a picture of their favorite planet (or planets). It was very cool watching them adapt to a new learning environment, and they all had a great time with this experiment. Check out some of these great pics of our Future Astonauts!!
-Mr. Linnet