A note from Mrs. Burke:
Students learned more about the structures of matter this week. The posters they made to help them understand the difference between a solid, liquid,and gas can be found later in this post. They have also been learning how to write an opinion piece about the American Revolution in language arts. Miss Keel came to our classroom to continue her lesson on cyber bullying. Our Random Acts of Kindness bulletin board is still having a positive impact. Keep reading to see what our student reporters wrote about this week.
Science: Structures of Matter
What have you learned about solids, liquids and gasses that helped you create your Structures of Matter poster?
What I learned in science is that there's liquid, gas, and solids.
-Cash
It’s fun to learn about matter. So far I learned a lot about solids, liquids, and gases.
-Jack
What I have learned about solids is that a solid is, “a state of matter that has a definite volume and a definite shape. “Some examples of solids are me, carrots, paper, and pencils. What I have learned about liquids is that a liquid is, “a state of matter that has a definite volume but does not have a definite shape. “Some examples of liquids are milk, water, liquid soap, olive oil, juice, and vinegar. What I have learned about gasses is that a gas is, “a state of matter that doesn’t have a definite volume or shape.” Some examples of gasses are steam, smoke, water vapor, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and sulfur dioxide. Solids, liquids and gasses are very interesting and I can’t wait to learn more about them!
-Flynn
That you can melt an ice cube for like an hour and it will go from a solid to a liquid to a gas.
-Zachary
Solids, liquids, and gases are all states of matter. We had to think of what the
matter of pictures out of a magazine were.
-Aubree
Bulletin Board: Random Acts of Kindness
What are some random acts of kindness you have done this past week?
Some random acts of kindness I did this past week were helping
someone organize their cubby and playing with someone different at recess.
-Madison
Some random acts of kindness I've done are draw a picture for a teacher, help
three people, and the one I got today was organize someones cubby for them.
-Lyndsey
Some random acts of kindness I did this week were cleaning the classroom, writing a teacher a thank you note, and helping a teacher put stuff away.
-Abby
Some random acts of kindness that I did this past week were holding the
door, helping a classmate clean their cubby, and playing with someone new at recess.
-Madylyn
Some random acts of kindness I have done this past week were holding
the door for someone, helping someone with a project, clean up a mess I
didn’t make, encourage two people to do their best, and sharpen someone’s
pencil and colored pencil. Stay kind!
-Flynn
Some of the random acts of kindness are compliment 5 people and help
someone with their project.
-Owen
Some random acts of kindness that I’ve done this past week were: Compliment
someones outfit and hold the door for someone.
-Zachary
One of them was to help clean up the classroom. Another one was to make
a new friend. The last one I got was to play with someone at recess I haven't
played with before.
-Aubree
Class with Ms. Keel
What did you learn during class with Ms. Keel this week?
We learned about cyber bullying.
-Jayden
What we learned during class with Miss. Keel this week is to be aware of your social thinking. She also talked to us about thinking before we say because once we say something we can’t take it back. You should always be aware of what you say because if you say the wrong thing at the wrong time, you can hurt one or more people’s feelings.
-Flynn
In class with Ms. Keel, we learned more about cyber-bullying and how much
time we spend on computers. We need to socialize more with people like family.
I’m not the one that likes to go to parties. But hanging out with family, I could
improve on. We WERE starting a schedule of “No device day” on Thursdays.
Being social can help you get caught up with hanging out with friends more.
We should (as 10-11 year olds) be able to communicate on our own. But it
always seems like our parents are forcing us to get off. You should WANT to
spend time with family and friends.
-Braelyn
What I learned during class with Ms.Keel is that you should think some things rather than say them.
-Zachary
We learned about social thinking and how we should think before saying things, and how a lot of people lose their social thinking when only playing video games.
-Aubree
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