Mystery Readers

We would like to welcome the newest members of our Mystery Reading Club! 

The boys and girls look forward to your visits every week. We appreciate you taking the time to come into our classroom and read to us. There are still dates available, so spread the word!

Have a wonderful weekend!

Array City

Welcome to Array City!

Students have been learning that multiplication can be represented in a variety of ways. One way to model multiplication is with arrays. An array is an an arrangement of objects in rows and columns.

Our buildings have windows aglow in a winter's night skyline. 

Arrays are everywhere!

Strandbeest!

What a fascinating experience for the third graders! Theo Jansen's Strandbeests were amazing to see in person at the Peabody Essex Museum. Thank you to our chaperones for joining us!

Learn more about Strandbeest here. 

http://pem.org/sites/strandbeest/

Your child brought home a special pass that will get two adults into the museum for free. Children 16 and under are free as well! The exhibit is showing until the end of January. Don't miss it!

Busy creating in the Maker's Lounge.

Collaborative Learning

As we enter into second term, student are learning to collaborate with their classmates in order to create class presentations.  They have been learning to work as a team, listen to one another's ideas, and share information in a clear and organized way. 

                            There are many ways for students to show what they have learned!

Hard at work on weather posters

Rotating through each group's finished products

Digital Book Update

Students have each completed a digital book about the water cycle! 

Projects have been uploaded to student Google accounts, so they can shared at home.

Student login information will be sent home tomorrow.

Here is a preview!

Water Cycle Projects

Students have been hard at work creating digital books all about the water cycle.  

The water cycle is essential to climate and weather patterns. 

Our class is starting to think like meteorologists!

Each student created a diagram, showing each step in the water cycle.

Mrs. Kosakowski joined us to introduce the Drawing Pad and Book Creator Apps.

Students are using the diagrams to create a digital book about the water cycle.

We are looking forward to sharing the final projects with you soon!

Halloween Happenings

 We would like to thank all parents who donated the treats for our Halloween festivities last week! 

The pumpkin donation for each student was such a generous gift! 

Thank you for helping to make it a fun and exciting day!

Welcome to our Classroom!

We have really enjoyed our Mystery Reader visits so far! 

Thank you for sharing your time with us!

Students are learning to measure mass with two-pan balances.

Summer Adventures

Santa Barbara, CA



I have spent the summer traveling and spending time with my family.


What have you been up to?


I can't wait to hear all about your summer adventures!

See you soon!

Marvelous Mystery Readers

Thank you very much to all of our Mystery Readers!

We appreciate you taking the time to visit our classroom to read favorite book!