Internet Projects
2001~2002
Learn about Eastern Point Lighthouse and read our wonderful collaborative poetry inspired by this project by Marci McGowan |
There are so many Cinderella tales! Learn about the elements of a Cinderella story. See our work for the project here. |
With the Olympics in Salt Lake City, our class enjoyed a visit from one of the mascots! |
Watching the Torch Relay was a thrill of a lifetime! Our class caught the spirit by giving reports on the winter sports, then voting for our favorite. |
The tragedy of September 11th greatly affected us all. Our class showed our concern by creating special quilt blocks which were given to victims' families and workers at Ground Zero. |
Based upon the book by Jeff Brown, we had several Flat Stanleys visit our class this year. |
This project, created by Susan Silverman and Pattie Knox, had us creating mittens and asking second graders in Wisconsin to recreate them based on our descriptions alone. Truly amazing! Please take a look! |
Is the groundhog a good predictor of weather? See what our class found. |
We think Math is cool so we joined this project which asked us to create and illustrate math problems with a wintry theme! |
What color do you find most often in a bag of jellybeans? |
Explore the world of graphs with this interactive project by Susan Silverman. |
In another great project by Susan Silverman and Pattie Knox, we learn about bulbs and compare them with seeds. |
Based on the book of the same name, this project had us creating remarkable descriptive paragraphs. Another wonderful project from Marci McGowan |
Rumpelstiltskin is an important piece of our literacy program. Read our retelling and learn the ABC's of this fairy tale. |
Exchanging stuffed pets with classes in Tennessee and Illinois allowed us to learn about different states and work on our journal writing skills. |
Learning about communities through a "flat" egg exchange |
Although we didn't receive all 50, we had fun learning lots about our great country. |
E-pals from Manchester, England |
To Window to Our World
To Days at Frog and Toad Road