
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Leprechaun Traps
In March, we made leprechaun traps to catch those sneaky leprechauns. Students were told that they first needed to attract their leprechauns and then they needed to trap them. They did a FANTASTIC job! Have fun looking at the various traps!


Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Math Fun!!
A few weeks ago, we learned about area for Math. So Mrs. Evans gave everyone some connecting blocks. We were told to build whatever we wanted, but we had to be able to identify the area of our figure. We had so much fun! Mr. Acedo even came in and saw how much fun we were having!!
Looks like these boys are having fun!!
Look at those cool figures!
Saturday, January 31, 2009
The District Spelling Bee
All Board the Polar Express!
Since we had all those snow days back in December, we weren't able to have our Polar Express Party until after we got back from Christmas Break. Although it was a month later, we still had a blast! The students all dressed up in their pyjamas and we watched the movie "The Polar Express".
Looks like they're enjoying the party!
Some students even brought a blanket for the long train ride! :)!
Labels:
Christmas,
party,
Polar Express
Snow?!!?
The Monday before Christmas Break, we had quite a surprise. . . it started snowing!! Snow is such a rare thing for us that we let the kids go out and play in the snow!
Then on Wednesday, we had another snowstorm with even more snow. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to get to the school because of the snow, so I don't have any pictures from that day. We had so much snow that they closed the school on Thursday and Friday! What a great lead up to our Christmas Break! :)!
These are snowstorms that I'm sure we won't ever forget!
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Montara's Spelling Bee

In the beginning of December, we had our 3rd grade school Spelling Bee. Each 3rd grade class had 3 contestants and they had to spell some pretty difficult words! They did great though!
It looks like some of our contestants are getting pretty nervous!
Mrs. Jones did a wonderful job of guiding the contestants along in the Spelling Bee!
Mrs. Jones sure looks happy to be helping with the Spelling Bee!
Turkey Projects
These are our turkey projects that we did in November. The students were given a blank outline of a turkey. The students were suppose to disguise their turkey as something else in order to save it from being eatten at Thanksgiving dinner. Then, the students had to write about why it wasn't a turkey. The projects turned out so cute! Great job guys! :)
I am not a turkeyI am a colorful candy cereal turkey. I have candy eye. My feathers are made out of Trixs. My beak is made out take you for goun my colorful cabuollarye
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Hi, my name is Mike, I am a leprechaun. I am a fairy who can reveal hidden treasure. I celebrate St. Patrick Day. I dress up once a year all in green.
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I protect the town and arrest people that do crime and drugs. I wear a uniform with a star badge I’m a
Police girl.
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I am not a turkey. I am a silly looking ballerina. I dance like a turkey. I have blond hair. I also have blue shoes. I have a purple shirt. I am a bad dancer at ballet. I have a dog and a cat. I don’ t like to dance . That is why I am not good at dancing. But the thing I really like is to sing.
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I am not a turkey. I am a piƱata boy. I come on birthday parties and I am filled with
Lots of candy. Children take turns hitting me with a stick until I break open. When that
happens they rush to the floor to fill there goodie bags.
Lots of candy. Children take turns hitting me with a stick until I break open. When that
happens they rush to the floor to fill there goodie bags.
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Look at me. I am not a turkey. I am Santa. I have a fat Belly and a little head. I am not a turkey because I am in a Santa suit. I am cheap. I don’t have any presents.
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I’m not a turkey. I’m a Viking. You can see my ax and my shield and my horns. That’s how you can tell that I am a Viking. Stop trying to eat me!
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I disguised my turkey as a girl and we are going to get now clows and shows and I am getting my hair done and my nails done. And my name is Mie and I have a brother and his name is Daniel and a sister named Nicole. And I love playing games and going to birthday parties.
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I am not a Turkey because I don’t have the tale in back. But I am
A farmer. This is my man that is not a turkey.
A farmer. This is my man that is not a turkey.
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I’m not a turkey. My name is Nicole and I don’t want to get eaten because people will eat me. So I am dressed as a ballerina so I won’t get eaten. I have a necklace. I like wearing my necklace because it has a little beep and I know when the people are fooling me and I have a little button in my necklace so it can tell me when the people are coming.
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I am a turkey. I love colors. It makes me beautiful today. I only love my smile. I love my smile because it makes me beautiful and it makes me to not be shy, and to not be mean to someone.
My turkey works like feather. It works when you blow the feather it moves like nothing is touching it.
My turkey works like feather. It works when you blow the feather it moves like nothing is touching it.
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My turkey is named drew. He plays for the Los Angeles Dodgers. He gots black socks and blue shoes. He gots long hair and their is stars every where around Drew. He gots black shoes laces and his laces are fat.
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I am not a turkey because I have a football helmet on my head with a Saint football shirt on. I like being a football player.
Labels:
Thanksgiving,
Turkey project,
writing
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