Awesome Independent Project video filmed by Aislinn.
Shedding a Little Light on Change
Chemical changes are everwhere. Here is a fun example from class.
G3 – Game On
Try it now: Chapter 9 Vocabulary Review and a sword fighting game.
WARNING: THIS GAME IS FOR REVIEW ONLY. YOU STILL NEED TO STUDY FROM YOUR BOOK.
Ok, ok, ok, calm down. I also posted a game for fourth graders (although it’s not anywhere near as cool as the G3 game). G4 – Multiple Choice Lesson 3
S.S. Conte
Check out this example of bouyancy created by C-Ross.
PSA – Expensive Toys and School
When you bring your expensive toys to school, you take a huge risk!
Check out this variation on our first PSA written and produced by Croft. The crazy voices are none other than C-Ross and Maddy-R. High-Fives to everyone involved in our latest videos.
Temple Run Showdown
Send the emperor a screen shot of your score to be included.
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- Mr. C
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- ML
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- E.K.
Making Change
Physical and chemical changes from class. Which is which?
Paper Mash ‘n Smash
What happens when we Mash ‘n Smash a sheet of paper tens of times? Check it out.
The paper is being changed physically. The first noticeable change is of texture. The more mashes and smashes we inflict upon the paper, the softer the paper becomes. Additionally, tiny pieces of the paper are falling off the main sheet. These dust particles are example of a change of position. The important thing to remember is that all we are doing is changing how the paper is, NOT what it is.