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| Handsome Bow tied Boys |
We had a great time sharing our writing and poetry and technology with all our family members. Thanks for everyone's support and love . The turnout was exceptional!
Thursday, June 18, 2015
Cat Hoyt sharing her Ted research with the students.
Cat came to Pine Glen and interviewed our students on what they thought they were good at.
Her topic of this talk was how student's self esteem drops as they get older. Our kids proved her point and she shared her conclusions with us and her many words of wisdom.
Good luck in college Cat and continue to do amazing things!
Another Successful graduate from 205!
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Children's author at Barnes and Noble 6/5
Tom Watson, author of the newly published bookStick Dog Dreams of Ice Cream will be at Barnes & Noble in Burlington, MA this Friday, June 5th at 7:00pm. He will be reading and will be available to personalize the book. We hope to see you!
Sunday, May 31, 2015
Owl Pellet dissection in Room 205
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| Keira finds something Sharp Look no Gloves! Go Girl! |
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| Building a Skeleton |
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| Complete vertebral column How cool! |
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| I think this is a Vole |
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| Cora showing Mr. Lyons her mandible bone from a rodent |
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| Chloe with expert precision |
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| Alex and Dylan digging on in |
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| Caleb and Friends looking closely |
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| Kate, Ryan and Pedro looking at bones |
Students had a special treat when they came back from the Reservoir field trip. Each class had two
Owl Pellets to dissect. Using a Dichotomous Key, they dissected the pellets with toothpicks and forks.Carefully they pried away the fur to find bones from the owl's prey.
They used deductive reasoning to figure out what type of mammal the Owl had consumed.
This was simply Amazing to watch!!
One of my Favorites.
Mrs. Doherty and Mrs. Cunha's classes rotated in to my room for this scientific experience.
Many students were leary of touching the pellet thinking that it was poop. I explained to them that it wasn't and eventually with the help of some surgical gloves all students enjoyed this hands on activity.
Building Boston an engineering challenge
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| Kalash 's environmentally friendly museum |
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| Erin's CITGO sky walk |
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| Kate's Flying Eagle Gymnasium for all the future Olympiads coming to Boston |
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| Henry's Revolutionary Hotel Each floor is one of the Thirteen colonies |
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| Lauren's Rolling Rock Rink |
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| Kaitlyn's Chickadee Shelter |
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| Adiyta's Movie Mania where you can make your own movie then view it on the Big Screen |
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| Alli's Be Dazzle Boutique |
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| Lovely Lauren |
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| Ryan's Futuristic Time Travel machine. Visit a historic time in Boston. |
Socrative in Guided reading groups
Students taking a reading comprehension quiz on Socrative as an exit ticket.
Love this APP!
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