Two days of hard work, and our little fingers are numb! We rolled and rolled and rolled many beautiful pieces of origami paper for these picture frames. Carefully laying them out and gluing them down, we ended up with a project that is sure to make all the Mamas' hearts melt right on the spot! Want to try making a Tubular Frame at home? Visit Family Fun for detailed instructions.
Parent: What did you learn in school today? Child: Not enough, I have to go back tomorrow!
Friday, May 13, 2011
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Wonderful Wednesday!
Tomorrow is our last day of NJ-ASK testing! Woooohoooo! One more day of math, and we can breathe a little easier. Have you worn your pencil down to a puny nub with our many hours of writing this week? If so....
Friday, May 6, 2011
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Happy Cinco de Mayo!
Let's have a little contest! The first student who can correctly translate the sentences below will win a prize in school the following day! Place your answer and your name in the comments. Good luck!
Feliz Cinco de Mayo a todos! ¿Va a comer comida mexicana para cenar? La seƱora Stanton comer tacos y nachos para cenar esta noche. ¡Buen provecho!
The contest is now closed.
Our winners for the contest are:
Bella Elias
Jenna Reilly
Katie DeRitis
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Featured Games of the Week
Have you found this game called Space Blocks in our Math Links yet? Do yourself a favor and try it out. You can build structures using cubes you click and drag. You can also click and drag all around your structure to spin it around, allowing you to see it from all angles, including underneath! Click here to play SPAAAACE BLOCKS!
Another fun new addition to our links is Power Proofreading, found in the CENTERS LINKS. You will be awesome at this game because every morning we edit sentences with TONS of mistakes in them. Go ahead... click to give POWER PROOFREADING a try!
Monday, May 2, 2011
WANTED: Guest Bloggers
Do you love to write? Do you have something important to say or share with our readers? If so, then this is the job for you! Mrs. Stanton is now accepting ideas for guest blog entries to be written by students just like YOU! Here are just a few ideas for future guest blog entries:
- tell about an assembly in school
- write a book review
- be a sports reporter for a local game
- tell about a national game (go, Phils!)
- share a creative writing piece
- describe a recent vacation
- write a few jokes
- interview a Marsh staff member
- give advice to next year's 3rd graders
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