MOST RECENT VIDEOS

• Week One!
  Uploaded Sep 05, 2017 by Mary (Betsy) Bogdovitz
• 3:39 Economics Project
  Uploaded May 19, 2017
• 1:02 Systems of Inclined Planes

  Third graders designed and built systems with inclined planes. They used protractors to measure the angle of the ramp and centimeters to measure the distance various toy cars traveled.

  Uploaded May 17, 2017
• 1:02 Effects of Heat

  Second graders observed and recorded the effects of heat with the three states of matter: solids, liquids and gases. They were great at sharing and encouraging one another in their findings.

  Uploaded Apr 07, 2017
• 1:02 Boat Designers

  Fourth graders created a prototype of a boat with aluminum foil from their knowledge of buoyancy, density and displacement to explain how an ocean boat floats.

  Uploaded Apr 05, 2017
• 00:41 Patterns of Movement - Second Grade

  How do simple machines make work easier? Second graders described, drew examples and explained how the wheel and axle, lever, screw, inclined plane, pulley and wedge make work easier. They built many of these in lab.

  Uploaded Feb 16, 2017
• 3:43 What I Love
  Uploaded Feb 13, 2017
• 00:54 Subtraction with Regrouping

  In math, we are starting our unit on subtraction with regrouping. We are using manipulatives (base ten blocks) so that students really understand why and how to regroup. When solving the problem 72 – 38, students are learning to regroup a ten and exchange it for ten ones in order to solve. According to our standards, students are asked to subtract numbers up to 999 in second grade.

  Uploaded Feb 07, 2017
• 00:13 Picture power

  As our books continue to get harder, our repertoire of reading strategies increases. Moving through text levels, books begin to tell more about things that are happening and what thshe characters are doing. We extra strengthened our picture power to further support the type of reading that we are doing. This looks like saying EVERYTHING that is happening in the picture before actually reading the page.

  Uploaded Jan 31, 2017
• 00:34 Step Into a Magical World: Readers as Actors and Storytellers

  The students are busy reading and engaging with fantasy stories. They are stepping into the magical world of fairy tales, folktales, and fables. Students became actors and storytellers this week to reenact the stories they are reading. This not only helps students better understand this genre, it also builds fluency and comprehension.

  Uploaded Jan 20, 2017