The play turned out to be a great success! Noah and family was kind enough to record, edit and produce a video for us. I will be burning copies for all of you in the next couple of weeks. Noah's mom Jane also took some great photos that I will send to you all via e-mail as well.
In science class we have been learning about the human body. We have focused our studies on the circulatory system. The class has learned that the blood vessels act like the "highway system" of our bodies, delivering oxygen and nutrients to the body's cells. The Roadrunners have done several projects including: a circulatory wheel, a human body book and have started a heart diagram. I will also order a two sheep hearts for the class to watch me dissect. My main goal is for the class to get a good understanding of what the heart looks like, the four chambers on the inside and that it pumps the blood through the blood vessels.
Here are a few pictures of the class. They are photos from the morning of the play, pics of the walking sticks, the ant farm and of the students making their human body books.
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Til next time,
Poncho and Lefty
(Mr. Lucas and Mr. Butler)
RR Septmeber 2010 |
Great job with the play. All the kids did such a wonderful job! Looking forward to receiving our copy of the play. Thanks Jane for recording it for all of us.
ReplyDeleteAlso, thanks for all the classroom updates. Love to hear what goes on in the classroom.
What a production! The students' and teachers' hard work paid off, it was a great time watching them deliver their lines with confidence and impeccable timing. Great job!
ReplyDeletePlay.. very impressive.... the compliment goes to both students and teachers!
ReplyDeleteThe Ant habitat is amazing, what is the green goop though? You are guys doing a great job, I hear Krishna telling his lil' sister how important bugs are to our garden in detail:)