Monday, February 3, 2020

The Good. The Random. The Fun. v. 5

The Good:
One of my 3rd graders drew this for me. I wish it was on paper so I could save it forever.

The Random:
We had a quick meeting this week over lunch and our principal brought snacks (teachers are easily bribed with food). We couldn't get over these massive berries!

The Fun:
I am loving my States of Matter unit in second grade! Our inquiries have been super fun and the kids are learning loads. During our study of gasses, we did a dancing raisins lab and the kids were so enthralled watching the carbonation work it's magic.



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16 thoughts on the matter:

a spirit of simplicity said... {Reply}

The strawberries look delicious! It’s wonderful to get healthy snacks. Teachers normally get cake or cookies...

Michele Morin said... {Reply}

What a fun lab activity! I wonder if the kids will try to replicate it at home to show parents?

Heather{Our Life In a Click} said... {Reply}

How sweet from your student. Those berries are huge!! What a fun unit for them to be studying and learning!

Dara @ Not In Jersey said... {Reply}

I think you could make a photo copy of the white board drawing! Well at least you have a photo!

Meditations in Motion said... {Reply}

States of matter was always one of my favorite concepts to teach. Love the raisins in soda water idea!

Shelbee on the Edge said... {Reply}

You are a super ninja, Tamar! I love that! At least you have the photograph of it now. Maybe you could photocopy it onto paper before erasing it? And there is something with the strawberries right now because I just bought some and they were abnormally oversized as well. I guess that’s what happens when they inject hormones into everything we eat! Now I need to try this dancing raisins experiment with my kids.

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Tom said... {Reply}

Neat post super ninja.

Lydia C. Lee said... {Reply}

You're obviously doing something right if you're a super ninja!!

Sunshine and Elephants said... {Reply}

Oh you have to save the white board! Too cute. Joining with an oldie but goodie. Take care!

Sunshine and Elephants said... {Reply}

Would you mind if I were to use this post format for some of my posts? I am constantly taking pictures and I feel this would be a good way for me to get back into blogging.

Lisa notes... said... {Reply}

What a great drawing. :) At least you have a picture of it now.

csuhpat1 said... {Reply}

Beautiful drawing. But it depends what kind of food. My principal brings all this healthly food and no one touches it-lol. She once put out a spread for 50 people and not much was touched.

Linda said... {Reply}

You did save it forever.

Unique creations by Anita said... {Reply}

Very beautiful.

packmom said... {Reply}

You make such a great ninja! Super cute and least you got a picture to save it that way. Cool science lab experiment. Sound like the kids loved it.

likeschocolate said... {Reply}

That berry is huge! Hope it was tasty too! The ninja drawing is sweet!