CLICK ON THE PICTURE TO SEE SOME EXAMPLES!
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WATCH ME!
Ok students…we will be posting some of your graphs and pictures soon! In the meantime, tell us what you thought of the project! Feel free to have your family help you and comment on this post!
1. How did you decide to do this project and why? Did you work in pairs, group, or by yourself?
2. What did you like about how and who you decided to work with? What did you not like?
3. What was your role (or job) in the project?
4. What would you like to survey next?
5. Would you do it the same way? Why or why not?
Happy graphing and blogging!
Thank you so much for spreading the word about our voting! We look forward to collecting the data and sharing it with you!!
Calling all families! Calling all friends! Calling all students!
We are working on collecting data globally to create innovative and informative graphing products! PLEASE help us in this effort by answering one question that was determined by our second grade students based on our citizenship unit.
When leaving your response, please let us know your first name only and where you live (city, state, country and/or continent). Thank you for your help in our graphing adventure! We would love for you to pass this on to families, friends, and other students especially those living outside of Virginia! Please vote by Sunday, November 27.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE HOLIDAY? (make sure to include where you live)
On the school counseling blog parents can find helpful resource information via links while checking on dates for middle school information, the latest classroom topics covered and ways to report concerns relating to bullying issues here at Echo Lake.
A person is bullied when he or she is exposed, repeatedly and over time, to negative actions on the part of one or more other persons, and he or she has difficulty defending himself or herself.
At Echo Lake we strive to strengthen and build a safe learning community which fosters positive relationships through class meeting, and implementation of bullying prevention strategies to educate all students staff and community.
Echo Lake’s system for reporting bullying incidents is as follows;
• Reporting by teacher to parents. A form will come home for parents to sign.
• Reporting by students to Mrs. Williams. “Bully Box” in the Library.
• Parent report online. This report can be anonymous. The site is manned by Mrs. Williams.
Echo Lake’s response will be on a case by case basis. We will follow Henrico County Schools guidelines found in the code of conduct for bullying.
You can access the School Counselor blog from a link on the Echo Lake home page or directly using this address:
http://blogs.henrico.k12.va.us/jewillia/
Have a great fall,
Julie Williams ~Echo Lake School Counselor
What you do today will make a difference!
As we start our new word study program, there may be some questions you have about how the program works. Please feel free to ask questions or leave a comment.
A FEW HELPFUL TIPS:
1. A feature is the pattern of words that we are looking at. It is usually in BOLD at the top of the word study list each week. At times, they will be in italics or have additional helpful words in bold.
2. An oddball is a word that looks similar but does not fit.
3. You may need some help sorting. Please refer to the top of the word list for the SORT number. Visit this site for help with sorting. You can pick the list from the top and then the sort number.
WORD STUDY LISTS http://educationextras.com/wordstheirway.html
To be safe and smart, we must follow a few simple rules when using this blog.
1. When you want to post a comment, only write your first name. No last name, no email address!
2. Use only polite, respectful words.
3. Remember, you are representing not only yourself, but Echo Lake Elementary. Be proud, have fun, and be appropriate.
We hope you enjoy this blog to keep you up to date on what is happening here! Please use the Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies tabs to find practice resources for you to use at home!