Goldilocks and the Three Bears – Readers’ Theater

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Where the Wild Things Are

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Lost Mitten

After listening to stories about lost mittens, we wrote our own stories.
We recorded our stories using a FlipVideo Camera,
then we used Camtasia Studio to create our video.

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Readers’ Theater – Book, Book, Book

Here is our one of our first videos of our Readers’ Theater play based on the book  Book, Book, Book by Pam Brus, adapted for Readers’ Theater  by author Tony Buzzeo.

Book! Book! Book!,  by Pam Bru

Reader’s Theater Play from: Read! Perform! Learn! by Toni Buzzeo

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Author Night 2009

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Cheetah Research Videos

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Lost Mitten Story

Marcella S.

      A little girl named Anna loved her pink and purple mittens very much. Anna’s family was poor so she had to work on a farm every hour to earn money. On a cold day, Anna was feeding the cows and one of her mittens fell into one of the cow’s food. Anna asked her mom if she knew where her mitten was.
      Her mom said “I don’t know!”
     Then she asked her dad and her dad said the same thing. She looked in the bird cages and then she looked in the horses’ hay.
     She yelled, “I found it. I found it in the horses’ hay. I found it, my lovely mitten! Yay!”

Ladybug Research

 Fall 2008 

The Kindergarten and 1st graders are learning about ladybugs. We read three non-fiction books about ladybugs and filled in our Ladybug Project Organizer together.

Then the children had an opportunity to work on the notebook computers.

This model and follow approach works beautifully with young students. The children made ladybug book covers for our fact booklets. To view some images which “walk you” through our ladybug unit view our process video. Process Video .

Mrs. Hirsch’s Class    Mrs. Greaux’s Class

Turkey Dinner Round

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Octopus Research

January 2008

We have been learning about the Octopus. We’ve read books, watched video clips, created an ocean mural, and recorded our own videos. You can visit our Octopus Research Project Organizer.

We asked some children what they knew about octopus BEFORE we started our unit study:

Cobin AM:
Cobin PM:
Greaux PM:
Hirsch:
Miller:

After Learning About the Octopus –  Click the Video Camera to Watch!

	Mrs. Brelesky		Mrs. Duffy
	Mrs. Miller		Mrs. DeMaggio
	Mrs. Gales		Mrs. Feldberg
	Mrs. Hepburn		Mrs. Lofberg
	Mrs. Rs		Mrs. Secanechia

This is a picture of our mural —
it’s a lot bigger, but we couldn’t fit the whole thing in the picture!