Did you know you can create stop-motion animations with the pause button? ✅out this EPIC stop-motion animation! Thanks for sharing, Dale! https://t.co/DY1YfVghT9
The idea of a 3D shape being laid flat to find surface area is a difficult concept to grasp... Until now! Loved these pull-up shapes we made today for surface area and volume! #svusdshines
Removing electronic devices from the classroom today does not prepare students for the jobs of tomorrow.
Removing discovery, inquiry and problem solving skills today does not prepare students for the jobs of tomorrow.
The jobs of tomorrow will be full of distractions. #onted
Today students followed the steps of the engineering design process to construct simple machines. Tomorrow we'll graph speed and find patterns in the data when their creations zip line down our wall. #7.10
Students are reading up a storm exceeding 7 feet 8 inches in pages read this last semester. Soon we'll have to rev up our classroom drone to take aerial pictures! #reachinggreatheights@TowneMeadow#amplifyccs
This 5th grade math class was a creative mess of calculations and measurements. Our "attempts" at finding the volume of the world's largest building, @burjkhalifa, left us with many new strategies and even more questions. #EDM6.6 #amplifyccs#googleexpeditions#3dbuilder
Turkey for the win! Here are our Olympic gold medalists in the straw javelin throw @TowneMeadow . They successfully converted millimeters to meters using powers of ten and averages. #Googlesheets#Olympics2018
Day 1 of The Metric Olympic Games. Jamaica is neck-and-neck with the U.S. #coolrunnings#EDM6.3 #Amplifyccs https://t.co/MabZuhMfql https://t.co/SIUsWP41kA
Congrats to Mr. Schulenborg’s class for winning our Book Talk Tuesday Trivia this week! You’ve won a copy of this FABULOUS book for your classroom library! @MrSchulenborg
Exploring the world from the comfort of our classroom through Google Expeditions. In preparation for reading and science we will explore Ellis Island, a friction lab, and Antarctica! @expeditions @amplify_ccs @googleforedu#googleexpeditions