Tasty apples!!

Our families rock and have continued to be amazing mystery readers!

After learning the parts of apples, different types of apples, and tasting some we got to make our own tasty Apple treat.  We used crescent rolls to make apple turnovers.  Everyone picked their favorite type of Apple to put in the middle and we covered the apple with crescent roll, added some cinnamon and baked it!  Most everyone agreed they were very tasty and "applelicious"!

After tasting the Apple treats we got to color our 3D landforms.  Once they are all done they will be hanging in the hallway 😀.  

Apples and landforms!

We continued learning all about apples during our study of Johnny Appleseed this week.  We read a story called a house with no windows, no doors, and a star.  In the end the house is the apple!  We also discussed the parts of the apple and what is our favorite type of apple 😋.  We them got to taste a slice of green apple!

We got to work on our 3D models of our favorite landform using model magic.  The loved picking their favorite and making it 😀.  

Visiting Mrs. Osias's class to see their rock museum!

We love our mystery readers!!!

Finding 901 rocks is awesome!

A few weeks ago we were invited to Mrs. Osias's class to see their rock museum!  We LOVED learning all about the different types of rocks and seeing them!!!

Writers Workshop...

Last Thursday we worked hard on our first morning long Writers Workshop!  We made bubble maps, rough drafts, and a final illustrated copy.  While it was hard work everyone had fun and did a great job.  They are all becoming wonderful writers :).

 

GO Jim GO!!!

We had a great time getting ready for and then cheering Jim Jaggers and his Go Jim Go crew today.  They were very kind and thanked us for all of our pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and dollars!  It was a very exciting and fun afternoon at Campus School!

 

We first practiced using pom poms safely in the classroom before heading out with the rest of the school!

 

 

 

Then all the outdoor dancing and cheering began :)