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This week’s challenge is to use everything we have discussed and explored in our blogging journey to create an original post. The topic is wide open: free choice! Week 9 Post Edublogs See the task cards below for more information … Continue reading
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Oh the horror! I discovered that my 6th graders had never heard of the game, nor did they know how to make a paper football. My mission became clear! A day of making footballs and challenging the students to master … Continue reading
Our Spanish Immersion students have completed another edition of La Oficina. Take a peek and marvel at the language skills of our 6th graders.
First, follow the link to a poll and add your voice to the list of events your family celebrates every year.
What Do You Celebrate?
The task card in the document below lists 4 options for you to share your favorite celebration. Try something new and share it on your blog page.
With 6 weeks of STUBC behind us, it will be fun to visit new blogs and leave some comments. The links below will take you to the listed link for you to travel the world through blogs. Happy exploring!
Week 5: My School
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We all have opinions about our schools, some good, some perhaps not so good. I would bet that we often take our schools for granted most of the time. Schools open up for class without any obvious fanfare. The teachers are in classrooms, the lunches are served, the playground hosts heated basketball and soccer games. It is a bit like Frank Baum’s The Wizard of OZ; you do not see the work that occurs behind the curtains.
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Tonight, we shared what sets us apart with our district school board during our annual Night of Excellence.
Every year we recognize students, community members, and staff with the Excellence Award. This year, Gabby, one of my amazing 6th graders, was chosen. She displayed grace and leadership throughout the year and accepted the honor with maturity. Her shining smile was contagious.
Our blog is the first of its kind in the district and it has garnered much attention. Another of my incredible 6th graders explained the blog to the school board using an enthusiastic voice. Lily showed her enthusiasm when addressing the superintendent and board members. It was inspiring to listen to Lily’s passion about blogging.
Bethany, a girl with presence, spoke of our Young Adult Book Society, YABS, a group whose mission is to promote books and literacy. The passion and conviction in her presentation made me realize that our school is driving our community in unexpected ways.
The school board was dazzled by a final performance by our Flamenco dancers, Ava, Gabby, and Paige,who were accompanied by guitar, drum and castanets. The dance summarized the unique community we get to participate in daily.
What makes your school unique? Share in the comments below.
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