Forest Park

This week we had a normal week but we went to Forest Park.  We played a game to steel nutrients which was pins.  We also went on a nature hike.  One of us fell so we bent our feet. We look at leaves and we picked leaves.  Other then Forest Park we had normal week like Playworks and stuff like that. It was a fun week.

This Weeks Author is Malcolm

Week of October 20th

Busy Week Ahead

Important Information for This Week:

Monday: After the Flush Presentation with Clean Rivers 10:10-11:10
Tuesday: Forest Park Field Trip 9:00-11:30 Free Dress, dress for the weather and hiking
Wednesday: Angela Johnson Author Visit 11:10-12:10

Next Week: NO school  Weds-Fri
Wednesday/Thursday - Conferences
Conference reminders went home on Thursday last week.  If you did not get your look in your child's backpack and then email me and I can confirm your time with you or you can call the office.

Please continue to send in paper, glue sticks and ear bud style headphones if you haven't already.

Is Air Something?

Last Week In Science We Answered The Question: Is Air Something?

Blazers Visit Boise Eliot Humboldt

The Pictures Tell It All

Reading In Science

Science!

This week we learned about a meteorologist her name is Lynn Burse she predicted that a tornado would happen in her town. We read about her in a book called "Tornado!" she has a team and her team learns about weather every day, every day she looks at her computer at a map to see what kind of weather there is. One day Lynn Burse checked on her computer and saw that there was a storm coming her way her team knew that a storm could lead to a tornado.  Burse warned her team and they and she warned the people in their town.  When Burse and her team usually warned the people they warned only for 15 minutes, but this time they warned for 40 minutes. Now the tornado was over but her the people in they're town weren't hurt. This book was about a real life person and how she predicted that there was a tornado. Me and my class did something called citing evidence.  Also we learned something else called close reading that means reading really closely and seeing all the details and facts. We cited evidence in a book we learned how Lynn Burse predicted that there was going to be a tornado. She knew there was going to be a tornado by looking at the map she had on her computer,  Lynn Burse saw that there was a storm and she predicted that there was a tornado because she knew that storms might lead to tornado's.

This Week's Student Writer is MSaylyn