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Fun Screen Free BINGO activities

Here is a BINGO card filled with a variety of fun, screen-free activities that you can enjoy at home with your children. Choose the activities that work best for your family and make some special memories together!

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Minds at Work: Collaboration Before the First Page

If you walked into our classroom this month, you might have noticed students engaged in lively, focused conversations before opening a single page of their new text.  Before diving into our, students participated in a collaborative pre-reading activity designed to activate prior knowledge, predict key themes, and build enthusiasm for the material. Working in small groups, they exchanged unique perspectives, questioned . . .

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6th Graders Balancing Chemical Equations

Sixth graders are learning about balancing chemical equations. Students are exploring elements and learning how to use chemical equations to ensure that the same number of each type of atom is present on both sides of an equation. 

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Health Class to Begin

MRS PITKO’S GRADES 7 & 8 PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES ARE SOON TO BE IN HEALTH CLASS Grades 7 & 8 Physical Education classes will soon be in Health Class.  The course begins on October 19th and will last for five weeks.  The students Physical Education grade and Health grade will be averaged to make-up their second nine weeks grade.  Each student will be given an agenda for the entire course.  This . . .

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Classroom Spotlight: Learning in Action

  Business Essentials (1 st , 5 th and 6 th Hour)    Students began the course by learning the basics of business and economics. Including the role businesses play in society, how businesses make a profit, and the difference between goods and services. Students learned about wants, needs, and limited resources. They explored the three types of economic resources: which are . . .

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We Both Read

The  We Both Read  books are highly effective because they engage both children and parents in reading, and make it easy for them to be successful. The concept of the series is simple: each book is specially formatted for a parent and child to take turns reading aloud with alternating pages. Children get to practice reading, and they also have the opportunity to relax and listen as the fluent reading of more . . .

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Beginning of Year Happenings in 4th Grade

September is here and already half over! The 4th grade class has had a busy first few weeks of school. Academics Phonics- Our Phonics curriculum, Really Great Reading, is well under way. We’ve been working with digraphs, trigraphs, and 3-sound blends. Reading- Recently, we’ve been working on a variety of comprehension skills: . . .

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