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Jessie discusses her experiences and achievements from the first half of the 2012 school year in grade 4. Some highlights included participating in science activities, cross country, athletics, and book and rainbow day. Jessie enjoyed math class where she learned about networks and mapping. Literacy has been fun using Reading Eggs, and Jessie has improved at using capital letters and full stops. Art class was enjoyable, especially making fish sculptures out of leaves. Sport has occurred more frequently this year, and Jessie participated in cross country and athletics. An highlight was attending camp at YMCA in Anglesea where activities included the big swing and low ropes course.
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In music class this year, the student learned about music notation, drama, and playing instruments. Their highlights included drumming to "Titanium" and performing a war story in a drama group. In Italian class, they studied the Olympics, Tuscany, and other topics. Learning about Tuscany was especially interesting since the student previously knew little about the region. For math class, the student practiced addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, and their highlights included making mocktails and learning about the stock market. The student also enjoyed various sports played in P.E. such as soccer, cricket, and basketball. They thanked all their teachers for a great year of learning.
Casey
1) The document is a reflection by Casey on their elementary school years from kindergarten through 5th grade.
2) Some highlights mentioned include fun field trips, good teachers, making friends, and accomplishments like getting into the AIG program and graduating 5th grade.
3) Fifth grade was considered one of Casey's favorite years, where they had a fun teacher and student teacher and enjoyed a class trip to Washington, D.C.
Joe's Reflections 2012
This year the student has learned many new things across different subjects. In maths, they learned how to multiply decimals and find the area and perimeter of shapes. In writing, they discovered techniques like using adverbs and interesting sentence starters to make their writing more engaging. Their favorite inquiry topic was natural disasters, and they enjoyed creating and presenting PLTs to learn about inquiry topics in a fun way. The student also learned new art skills like directional painting and tried different styles like graffiti and caricatures. Literacy included enjoyable contracts and literature circles. Religious education covered topics like the Jesse Tree. For sport, interschool competitions were fun. Collaborative groups provided both enjoyable and challenging experiences, and the student thinks they should
Joe's Reflections 2012
This year the student has learned many new things across different subjects. In maths, they learned how to multiply decimals and find the area and perimeter of shapes. In writing, they discovered techniques like using adverbs and interesting sentence starters to make their writing more engaging. Their favorite inquiry topic was natural disasters, and they enjoyed creating and presenting PLTs to learn about inquiry topics in a fun way. The student also learned new art skills like directional painting and tried different styles like graffiti and caricatures. Literacy included enjoyable contracts and literature circles. Religious education covered topics like the Jesse Tree. For sport, interschool competitions were fun. Collaborative groups provided both enjoyable and challenging experiences, and the student thinks they should
End of Year
Chloe Kuvaja reflects on her 4th grade school year at Arthur W. Edwards Elementary. She describes a surprising trip to the Ashville zoo where she and a friend sang "100 Bottles of Milk" until reaching zero bottles. Chloe highlights her friend Mckenzie Merkel and their favorite field trip to the zoo. She discusses ways she has changed and grown as a student over the year, including improving her handwriting, reading ability, and technology skills. Chloe shares favorite school activities like B.E.A.R club outings and says goodbye as she moves on to a new school.
End of Year Power Point
Chloe Kuvaja reflects on her 4th grade school year at Arthur W. Edwards Elementary. She discusses a surprising singing trip to the zoo, her friendships with McKenzie and others, a favorite field trip to the zoo where they saw many animals, ways she has grown including her handwriting and reading, favorite school activities like B.E.A.R club outings, saying goodbye to Edwards as she moves to a new school, and thanking teachers and friends who helped her along the way.
Fl mural
The document summarizes the Fort Lupton Migrant Summer School program from 2012. It describes that students from PK to 12th grade participated in a two-week mural project led by artist Marcus García, where they painted a mural based on a painting by Alejandro Xul Solar. It includes positive feedback from several students who enjoyed painting the mural and learning about colors, flags from around the world, and artists like Frida Kahlo. The mural featured many colorful flags and was displayed in the school board room.
Senior Year Pt. 2
This document summarizes the second semester of the author's senior year of high school. It describes their disappointing basketball season ending without a playoff berth. It discusses school events like the Valentine's Banquet and spring concerts. It provides details of the author's family trip to Kenya over spring break where they explored wildlife and communities. The semester is reflected on as the best school year and one final event, graduation, remains.
Phenon Second Grade 2006-2007
Mrs. Hsiung's second grade class had an eventful 2006-2007 school year. They began with the first day of school and getting used to being second graders. Throughout the year, the class worked on reading, math, science, and social studies. They performed plays, went on a field trip to the zoo, and celebrated holidays and reading goals. The year was filled with learning, fun activities like recess and computer lab, and building compassion for each other. At the end of the year, Mrs. Hsiung reflected on how proud she was of the students' hard work and kindness.
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The document is an English textbook for 5th grade students in Ukrainian schools that specialize in English. It contains 7 units covering topics like family, school life, holidays and contains exercises to improve students' English pronunciation, grammar, reading comprehension and communication skills. The textbook aims to help students learn English as an international language of communication through conversations with characters from various English-speaking countries.
Newsletter april 13, 2012
The teacher discusses several topics covered in class this week including landform models made of salt dough, a reading celebration assembly where students received certificates, and an upcoming field trip to Indian Springs where permission slips are due. The teacher also thanks parents for their support with weekend writing and notes volunteers will no longer be needed in the classroom for the rest of the year as they prepare for assessments.
Newsletter
This document provides information about upcoming events and activities in Ms. Sinicropi's classroom. It lists events like an end of year ice cream party, doughnuts with dad, and graduation. It outlines volunteer opportunities in the classroom during writing time, reading time after lunch, and snack/play time. The classroom highlights for the week include finishing phonics, a lesson on Hop on Pop, last day of card making and practice for graduation, and focusing on addition and subtraction in math. It reminds students to return permission slips for a field trip to Hemlock Park and wishes everyone a wonderful summer.
Student Conference Powerpoint (L4 L)
Vikeerti will present on their learning at West Island School, including 5 subjects they enjoy and have improved in: Science, English, Humanities, Art, and Food Technology. They will also discuss their Creativity, Action, and Service work, goals and targets. Vikeerti provides examples from assessments and assignments in each subject area to demonstrate their learning and progress made over the school year.
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- 2. THE YEAR SO FAR !!!! The year so far has be fun. I am so proud of my achievements in my learning so far. I have enjoyed sport this year and I am happy it is now once a week. This semester we have done some great things. These include going to Grovedale for science, X Country, Athletics, as well as Book and Rainbow Day.
- 3. This year I have found one of my favourite subjects is math. For the last few weeks in Term 2 I was going into Ms.Bourquins class for Space. Ms Bourquin’s maths classes are lots of fun. I have learnt what a network is and how to make one .We made a map of the classroom. I am a lot better at mapping now and I have improved heaps.
- 4. I have really enjoyed literacy. It have been fun learning about Reading Eggs. I like Reading Eggs because you can read online books . we have be working on our goals and positive writing .This semester I have improved heaps sines last year example my goal was to correctly use full stops and capital letters .
- 5. One of my hobbies is art. So when we stared art again I was astatic one of my favourite thing was when we did the fish made out of levees that fell off trees
- 6. This year sport has been mudial dudal all the 5/6 class has had it about twice but we have had about 10 times this ear I got to go to cross country which was fun but I did not get in to districts . We also had athletics which was fun to I love sport.
- 7. This year I went on camp at YMCA Recreation camp in Anglesea on camp my favourite thing we did was going on the big swing and low ropes.my biggest achievement is not getting upset on the last night of camp. I met a girl could Ashley