Awhile ago we watched The Story of Stuff and students were asked to reflect on the causes and effects of our behavior and lifestyles. Alejo, DK, and João just finished their video of cause and effects. Please check it out and let them know what you think.
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Here is the video we watched in class today. Please write (or record) a blog post reflecting on "The Story of Stuff" with your thoughts, what shocked you, and what you feel about it. Post it onto your Weebly site by Wednesday. Use the following links to get extra practice on what we are learning in class. Comment on your favorites or share other online games you found to extend your learning.
Math: Sale Shopping -Find the discount and sale price, or challenge yourself to figure out the percent off. Multiplying Fractions - Want to be a Millionaire? Play this game to help you practice multiplying fractions. Multiplying Fractions Soccer - Play this game to practice your skills (both soccer and math) Adding Fractions- Shoot the correct fruit to score. Language Arts: Adjective Adventure -Identify adjectives in this online game. Parts of Speech -Practice identifying the different parts of speech. Graphic Source-Interactive Timeline -Practice using a timeline as a graphic source Where is That? -Graphic Source Game Interactive Map -Graphic Source Practice Science: Scientific Method with Inky the Squid -Help Inky find his way by solving clues about the Scientific Method. Science Lab -A variety of fun activities to review the Scientific Method and test your observation skills. Students worked hard to demonstrate they understood inventions solve problems and to show they the impact the inventor's invent had on society. Comment : Pick two of the questions below and answer them in the comment section.
Student workI will post some examples of students' RAFTS, but don't forget to check out our class Instagram for more pictures and videos! Sarah's Acceptance videoManu's CommercialDK's Comic stripTeodora's ComicOn Friday you created a Rube Goldberg machine that had at least four steps that could pop a balloon. Some groups were successful in popping a balloon and others were not. All groups had failures they had to overcome. Watch the video and then in the comment section share about one problem your group had and how you overcame (or tried to overcome) it.
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