
I’ve updated the info on the Oliver K. Woodman wiki and included the note the geocacher left too. You can find it under Pictures and Videos.

I’ve updated the info on the Oliver K. Woodman wiki and included the note the geocacher left too. You can find it under Pictures and Videos.
http://voicethread.com/book.swf?b=711
Pretty much all you need to do is click the center button in the color palette before you start drawing!!

If you haven’t tried out Voicethread, it’s a wonderful online digital storytelling tool that can be used across subject areas!
Yes, it’s true! Mrs. Allen’s and Mrs. Wiggington’s second graders at Oak Grove are blogging on their very own blogs! They would love to recieve comments, so be sure to check them out periodically. Soon they will be writing about things they are studying in their curriculum!
Here are their blogs:
I’ll keep them linked to this blog (on the right) in case you want to check back on them later in the year!
(P.S. — Keep an eye out for one more blogging class of 2nd graders coming soon!)
A few weeks ago, students from Oak Grove, Glenvar, and Clearbrook Participated in a global project called Mission 00 Rain organized by Mrs. Henriquez-Santiago. After reading the book Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs by Jodi Barrett, students imagined that in addition to the town of Chewandsawallow the rest of the world has also been plagued by the unexplained appearance of giant food falling from the sky. They pretended that they were secret agents presented with the task of saving the world by writing clues and solving riddles about this curious type of “rain”. Students wrote and presented riddles about a food item that fell past “their ” classroom window using Skype (a free video conferencing tool). By solving the riddles, the classes saved the world!
Here’s some pictures from the event! (you can see even more on the Mission 00 Rain Wiki)
http://photopeach.com/public/swf/story.swf
Mission 00 Rain (Glenvar) on PhotoPeachhttp://photopeach.com/public/swf/story.swf
The Kindergarteners at Glenvar Elementary went treasure hunting on Friday to look for “pirate loot!” Using treasure maps and gps units, they found all sorts of goodies while practicing their map skills. They did this in full pirate attire, of course! Here’s some pictures of the event…it was a blast!!
Pirate Geocaching with Kindergarten! on PhotoPeachhttp://photopeach.com/public/swf/story.swf