What happened to our eggs? What did you observe on day three of our experiment?
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Day 2: An Easter "Eggsperiment!"
Monday, April 25, 2011
Day 1: An Easter "Eggsperiment!"
Hi Class!
Today we set up our Easter "Eggsperiment" during science class. I posted photos of our materials, as well as what our experiment design looks like for day one, above this little note. Please share some of your observations, or your hypothesis, in the comments section below!
Friday, April 15, 2011
Mahalo for Voting!
Thank you to everyone who voted for our photo and video during Teach For America's "Show and Tell" competition! During the contest period our video received upwards of 1,600 votes, and more than 2,000 plays on Vimeo. Our video placed 3rd in the popular vote competition! Our photo received over 300 votes, and took first place in the popular vote!
If you missed out during the contest, click over to Vimeo.com to watch our classroom video, and to check out some other awesome classrooms from across the United States! The link to our video can be found HERE!
The photo our class entered is from our electricity lesson on the day our school was without power due to the blackout (posted above). Michael is really excited to complete his electric circuit!
Once again, mahalo to everyone for viewing, voting, and supporting our school community!
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Fun Fair Frenzy!
Hello Students, Friends, and Families,
Your singing and dancing was exquisite! I especially enjoyed watching the girls from our class dance the hula, and sing Justin Bieber's "Baby." Cello would have really enjoyed it, and I know he would have tweeted right along! Keep developing your talents everyone!
I would like to extend a special thank you to all of the parent volunteers who helped support our class, and school, at the fair! Your hard work is very much appreciated. Mahalo!
Love,
Miss Lilli
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Save Your Gallon Containers Please!
Hello Students and Families,
Please remember to save your gallon containers (from milk, orange juice, shoyu, etc.) to send into school. We are collecting containers over the next week in preparation for growing hydroponic lettuce. At this point, we need 20 more containers for every student to be able to grow a head of lettuce. Mahalo for your support!
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