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The Grade 4/5 Class would like to share their ideas about single and double bar graphs.  Please visit the voice thread link below to hear and/or view their oral and/or written responses.

http://ed.voicethread.com/share/1559532/

We are adding to this daily, so check back soon to hear more answers.

DATA MANAGEMENT- Linear Patterns

I would like to thank the Grade 8 mathematics students at Parkland Public school who took the time to share their ideas as they explored linear patterns.  Their work has been posted to share for educational purposes.  You have done a wonderful job of sharing your knowledge grade 8′s.  I look forward to returning to Parkland to work on another project with you soon!

Sincerely,

Ms. Pasqualitto

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This work was completed in November, 2010.

Grade 6 Science- Flight

http:// www.ed.voicethread.com/share/856134/

This activity was adapted from:

1.  Good Questions: Great ways to Differentiate Mathematics Instruction, Marian Small.

2.  “Data Management and Probability, Grades 4 to 6″, A Guide to Effective instruction in Mathematics, 2008.

and

3. http://illuminations.nctm.org/LessonDetail.aspx?ID=L323

Olympic Podcast2

Students express their observations and opinions regarding fairness and cheating at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.

This podcast was created entirely by students.

Excellent work Grade 6!

Olympic Podcast2

Students express their observations and opinions regarding fairness and cheating at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.

This Podcast was created entirely by students.

Excellent work Grade 6!

Olympicspodcast 1 Our class has chosen to follow how

athletes are treated fairly at the Olympic Games.

Music for this podcast is by:

Jonathan Martin Gordon, Alternative Rock 1.

His music can be found at www.freeplaymusic.com

Our Grade 6 class will have the opportunity to collaborate with 3 other Grade 6 classes to create Podcasts with an Olympic Theme.  The Grade 6 teachers have worked together to create a rubric.  Currently, our students are sharing their opinions of how they would like to complete this task at:

http://www.wallwisher.com/wall/adsbolympics

We look forward to sharing our Olympic podcast in the near future!

http://www.bitstripsforschools.com/ with our

JK/SK Computer Buddies.

We are looking forward to our Webcast of author Gordon Korman.

http://www.gordonkorman.com/

on  Wednesday, January 20th, 2010.