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SUPER TUESDAY!

It is election day!  Use these sites to learn more!  
If you are working with a partner....share the clicking responsibilities.  BE A GOOD CITIZEN!
Look for those ELECTION VOCABULARY WORDS! :-)
Elections for Kids
Election 2012
Congress for Kids

Constitution for Kids WebQuest Activity!

Constitution for Kids WebQuest Activity!

Click here!

Use the website to fill-in all of the blanks below. When you are finished, answer the challenge questions.

"Who Wants to be a Millionaire?" Habitat Game

Click here for the game to help you study for your test on Thursday!

Georgia Habitat Research

Georgia Habitat Research!!

Click here for Georgia Encylopedia.

Click here for Okefonokee Swamp

Click here for all regions.

Click here for mountains habitat.

Click here for Georgia regions.

Click here for National Geographic for Kids!

Click here for Georgia Regions Video!

Exploring the Piedmont Region of Georgia!!

Today we review the Piedmont region of Georgia through constructing the plants or animals that we may find within this region. The students had a lot of fun with the play dough and making their different animals. The most popular play dough creations were the chipmunks, spotted salamander, and the opossum. The students also recognized that Georgia's famous red clay is found within the Piedmont region, and colored their paper plates red. Next we will explore Georgia coastal plain region in which we live!

50 states LASSO

Jigsaw states

50 states info and websites

The 50 states (information)

Place the State Game

Drag a state

US Map timed :) 

Map Game

Where is that US state?

States Games

State Tutorials

More state information

BRRRR>>>>

Today we used shortening and ice to show how animals use the adaptation of blubber to survive in extreme cold.  We contrasted our bare hands in ice to the "blubber" insulated hand stuck down in the shortening.  Our bare hands got cold quickly, but we were able to keep our blubber hands in the ice for a long time.  When we pulled our hands out of the glove, they were still pretty warm.  Our other fingers were pretty cold!
Mr. Hill even hopped into our "Arctic Zone" :) 

Our I can statement for the week was: I can identify animal adaptations and describe how they help an animal survive in their habitat. 

We SURELY can do this!  We have our test tomorrow over animal adaptations.  We will start diving deeper into habitats later this week.  By next week, we will be looking all around Georgia at the habitats right here in our home state.  Please remember to study for the test!! The students have a review/study guide coming home tonight. 

Subtraction Center

Click HERE to play some subtraction games. 

Photo Fill In...

Cute Animal photographs.  You can make the caption or fill in the think bubble.Print a copy of your animal photo for our wall. :) ONLY ONE PICTURE ALLOWED!!

National Geographic PHOTO FILL IN

Wild Classroom!

Wild Classroom
Explore some habitats.  Notice the adaptations that each animal needs in the habitats.  How are they alike/different?

Gecko Giggles :)

Cute Site on National Geographic Kids.  Go read a few jokes.  Write one of your favorites on a sheet of joke paper to share on our class wall.
GECKO GIGGLES!

Glossopedia!

This is a GREAT site to find more facts on a topic.  Click HERE to get started.  Type your key word in the search box. 

All about adaptations..>We had fun with our butterfly camouflage activity! 

Can you spot the butterflies?

Emily's was VERY hard to find...she used GREAT coloring!

Madison's was the last to be found!  It was very well hidden. :)

Jada used a great pattern match!

Penguin CAM! :)

Click here to watch the live penguin feed from Sea World San Diego! :)

Addition FUN!!

We are having so much fun with some of the math games.  These are a great way to practice basic facts.  Click on the link below to play with some of the games we love! :)

ADDITION GAMES

Penguin Zumba!!!

We had SO much fun today!  A huge THANK YOU to Ms. Becca for coming and showing us her awesome penguin moves.  We are learning all about animals, their habitats, and how the move.  We hope you enjoy our pictures! :)

 

Penguin Research

Use these links to learn more about penguins. :)

National Geographic
kids zone facts

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