Story Ideas

We have been working on developing story ideas. Please post your story idea and remember to include your name at the top of it. You can check the rubric we created to make sure you are on the right track. 

Sleeping Dilema

Last night Emma slept for 7 hours. Owen slept for 400 minutes.
Who slept longer?

How much longer did they sleep?

Don't let the rain get you down!

Faith shows in this picture how we can use the WAIT model to help us to deal with problems (like  someone calling you a name or bothering you while you are working) when they happen.



These students are showing pictures of the WAIT model. Do you remember what each of the letters stand for?

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Multiplication with Stamps

Today

Today we looked at different groupings of stamps. We used a variety of strategies to figure out how much each stamp set was worth.
We determined that repeated addition on its own could take a very long time to do, and it wasn't very efficient. Instead, students began to group the stamp values together before using repeated addition.

Try making your own set of stamps at home and calculating how much they would be worth. Try to figure out how much a group of 8 stamps would cost if each stamp was worth 3 cents.

SAFETY

By Marie G.

Pleas don't run on the grass because there is ice on the ground. And to keep you safe ware boots. And ware boots that have treads on them. Also at resses don't go on the street if the ball goes on the street get a teacher to get it for you.
Some safety rules inside are
No running in the halls
Make sure all your things are put away in your locker so no one will trip over your belongings

Winter Wear

By Nicholas R.

It has been very cold outside in the month of January. It is very important to dress for the weather. Some suggestions are:
-jacket and snow-pants
-scarf
-hats
-gloves
-boots