The object of education is to prepare the young to educate themselves throughout their lives.- Robert M. Hutchins
The object of education is to prepare the young to educate themselves throughout their lives.- Robert M. Hutchins
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
June 9th
Greetings Class,
Tomorrow is a half day, however we will be going to the Community Center for our class trip.
Some reminders:
-Wear your bathing suits to school under your clothes
-Wear sneakers
-You can bring flip flops
-Bring a towel for the pool
-If you own rollerblades or roller-skates, you may bring them. I'll be bringing mine ; )
-If you own knee and elbow pads, you may bring them
-You may definitely bring a water bottle
-You do not need to bring money as you will be having pizza, chips, and soda for lunch
Most importantly... wear your green Class of 2011 shirt!!
Get a good night sleep! See you all in the morning
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Spelling Errors
Good eye #26 and #22!! You both located the spelling errors on the blog and have earned yourself a free homework pass! Errors found: #22-the word reference was spelled incorrectly. #26- States, in States and Capitals was spelled incorrectly. Thanks for helping me edit the page girls : )
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Saturday, March 5, 2011
From NASA-Check for sighting opportunities of Discovery & space station in your area: http://1.usa.gov/vbBNj Can you see it? Use your planisphere to help.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Book Club
Good evening,
As you all know, we did not meet for Book Club today due to Kindergarten registration. Unfortunately, we will not meet for our final book club session until Wednesday of next week due to the holiday on Monday. I hope that everyone is prepared for Wednesday and that you all read over your notes Tuesday night to refresh your memories of key points in the stories.
Additionally, please write a two paragraph summary about the book, without giving away any of the juicy details, and be sure to include whether or not you would recommend this book.
Start thinking of which book you want to read next.
-Mrs. Hartlieb
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