Maps, Figurative Language, and Equivalent Fractions!

Our leader of the week is sharing his poster with the class!

We finished up our science presentations.




Our leader of the week shared a magic trick with the class!


We are identifying text structures within our informations book club books.
We are working on adding key details and evidence to support.






In our reading lesson, we are learning how to identify different types of figurative language in the text.











It is a beautiful day for a beautiful day!
The weather has been perfect for our morning breaks.


Congratulatiuons to our kindness and grit award recipients!


In Social Studies, we are learning how to use different types of maps to get information and make inferences about different regions in the United States.







Friday is our check out day in the library. We also enjoy a student led story time!


During math, we had the opportunity to complete different fraction games.
Here is the equivalent fraction puzzle... completed!


We also worked to determine if the fraction is less than 1/2, equal to 1/2, or greater than 1/2.


 

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