Post 4 – 9/30/2013
Our School
- I love that everyone is so kind.
- I love that teaching is fun.
- I love that there are free periods.
- I love that the school is big.
- I love that there is a lot of technology.
That is why we love Cantiague!!!!!
Monday, September 30, 2013
Our School
The Levermans Class
Post 4 – 9/30/2013
Our School
Our school is called Cantiague Elementary School. The Home of the Bucket Fillers! Our school opened on 1962. That is 51 years ago! That's a long way back. Our school is so cool and amazing, in our opinion. Some reasons why we like Cantiague so much:
Post 4 – 9/30/2013
Our School
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Stars are Eating Good!
The Levermans Class
Post 3 – 9/26/2013
Stars are Eating Good!
Post 3 – 9/26/2013
Stars are Eating Good!
Monday - Monday is when we bring dairy snacks.
Tuesday - The students bring a veggie snack(VEGGIE PARTY).
Wednesday - Today is WACKY WEDNESDAY! Bring any food from any food group and bring water as your drink.
Thursday - Thursday is grain day. LETS GET THIS GRAIN PARTY STARTED.
Friday - Fruit fun on Fridays. Juicy!
Tuesday - The students bring a veggie snack(VEGGIE PARTY).
Wednesday - Today is WACKY WEDNESDAY! Bring any food from any food group and bring water as your drink.
Thursday - Thursday is grain day. LETS GET THIS GRAIN PARTY STARTED.
Friday - Fruit fun on Fridays. Juicy!
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Our Daily Schedule
The Levermans Class
Post 2 - 9/25/2013
Our Daily Schedule
Monday - We have gym at the end of the day.
Tuesday - We have gym again, but on the morning.
Wednesday - We have art, right before recess and we have FLES, at the end of the day.
Thursday :) - We have science, first thing in the morning. We have gym, a little after science. We have computers, at the end of the day.
Friday - We just have music. I forgot the time.
Post 2 - 9/25/2013
Our Daily Schedule
A Dream Lives On
The Levermans Class
Post 1 – 9/25/2013
A Dream Lives On
A
few days ago, our class read a TFK magazine. TFK means Time for Kids. The title
of the magazine is “A Dream Lives On.” If you are interested about the story 50
years ago, when Martin Luther King Jr. was alive, gave his speech, I HAVE A DREAM:
On August
28, 1963, it was a very hot and annoying day for the people. Back then, there
was segregation. Blacks and whites were not allowed to sit together, use the
same schools, even not drink from the same water fountain! When Martin Luther
King Jr. gave his speech, a woman from the audience interrupted him by
shouting, “Tell them about your dream, Martin! Tell them about your dream!” So
Martin pushed his speech aside, and gave a new speech by his heart. “I have a
dream, that people will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by their
character,” Everybody enjoyed his speech. Therefore, there was a dream by
Martin Luther King Jr., I HAVE A DREAM.
When
the “dream speech” was finished, everybody loved his speech. “I Have a Dream”
is one of the Top 5 speeches ever spoken in the world.
Post 1 – 9/25/2013
A Dream Lives On
Our Class - Updated 10/03/13
The Levermans Class
Intro Post – Updated10-03-13
9/30 – 10/4: Celebrity: Allison Pearlman; Entourage: Lucas Al
10/5 – 10/10: Celebrity: ???; Entourage: ??? (Coming out Next Update?)
Math Stars
In math, we so far learned about rounding numbers, comparing numbers, and place value. We learned in place value that how much each number is worth from the millions down. In rounding numbers, we learned how to round numbers to the nearest thousand, hundred, and ten. In comparing numbers, we learned the signs, < less than, > greater than, = and equal to. For example:
68____79? If you look at the tens place for both of them, then 7 is greater than 6(7>6). So, 68 is less than 79(68<79).
Geography 's Red Carpet
Update 1 – 9/25/13
In social studies, we’ve been learning about geography.
Geography: study of the earth’s surface. Including continents, oceans, cities, and countries.
We’ve been learning about oceans, and we learned a trick from the teachers: People Always Invite Aliens. P in the word People stands for Pacific, A stands forAtlantic , I stands for Indian, and A stands for Arctic . In landforms, we we’re learning about what peninsulas, isthmuses, plains, and other landforms mean.
Peninsula: A body of land that is covered with water on three sides.
We’ve been also learning about latitude and longitude. Longitude measures the distance east to west. Latitude measures the distance north to south.
Intro Post – Updated
- New celebrity
Celebrities of the Week
9/23 - 9/28: Celebrity: Tracy Gold; Entourage: Emma Schwarzwald9/30 – 10/4: Celebrity: Allison Pearlman; Entourage: Lucas Al
10/5 – 10/10: Celebrity: ???; Entourage: ??? (Coming out Next Update?)
In math, we so far learned about rounding numbers, comparing numbers, and place value. We learned in place value that how much each number is worth from the millions down. In rounding numbers, we learned how to round numbers to the nearest thousand, hundred, and ten. In comparing numbers, we learned the signs, < less than, > greater than, = and equal to. For example:
68____79? If you look at the tens place for both of them, then 7 is greater than 6(7>6). So, 68 is less than 79(68<79).
In social studies, we’ve been learning about geography.
Geography: study of the earth’s surface. Including continents, oceans, cities, and countries.
We’ve been learning about oceans, and we learned a trick from the teachers: People Always Invite Aliens. P in the word People stands for Pacific, A stands for
Peninsula: A body of land that is covered with water on three sides.
We’ve been also learning about latitude and longitude. Longitude measures the distance east to west. Latitude measures the distance north to south.
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