Ecology/Ecosystem-The study of the interaction of people with their environment (land, animals, etc.)
Biomes
- Tropical Rainforest (Near Equator)
- Tropical Savanna (Africa)
- Desert (Middle East, etc.)
- Mediterranean Woodland (Coniferous Forests)
- Mid-latitude Grassland (Oklahoma, etc.)
- Mid-latitude Deciduous Forest (East Coast of North America)
- Tundra (North; Canada, Alaska)
- Ice Caps (North/South Poles)
List of Endangered Animals
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Monday, April 22, 2013
Thursday, April 18, 2013
Place Your Bets....
*Friday's attempt was cancled due to bad weather.
Will Antares launch Saturday, Sunday or sometime next week? Comment below to vote!
Don't miss it!
NASA
NASA LIVE TV
Obital Sciences
Will Antares launch Saturday, Sunday or sometime next week? Comment below to vote!
Don't miss it!
Check out the links before 3pm (our time) each day (5pm Eastern time) to find out!
LINKS:
NASA
NASA LIVE TV
Obital Sciences
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Poetry Month
Enter Poetry Contest: Poetic Power
Read Silly Poems at Giggle Poetry
HIGH Reader Poetry Site
Literary Words to Know by Grade Level
BBC Poetry Figurative Language: Quiz
Find Your State Test!
LOVE SCIENCE? Check out THIS blog: Mr. C's Class Blog
Read Silly Poems at Giggle Poetry
HIGH Reader Poetry Site
Literary Words to Know by Grade Level
BBC Poetry Figurative Language: Quiz
Find Your State Test!
LOVE SCIENCE? Check out THIS blog: Mr. C's Class Blog
Saturday, April 6, 2013
AIMS Review :-)
Friday was BUSY! *I did not get a chance to copy your study/prep packets for AIMS.
Here are a few links to help you prepare:
1. AIMS Online Practice Links
2. 4th Grade Science
3. Science Workbook
4. Try this quiz!
5. 5th Grade Practice Online
You are ALL
wonderful and motivated students!
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Can a launched missile take out an asteroid?
*My two cents? Seems like a long shot to me.
Greg’s answer: Very complicated. If a missile were to hit an asteroid, just because it breaks it up doesn't mean the pieces will change their orbit (the direction at which they travel)- they still come at us. Also, a missile hit might not break it up well. Asteroids are big! How big of a missile can we send?
At this time, scenarios computer simulations for deflecting (changing the direction) an asteroid involves:
- Knowing about an asteroid about it 5 or more years before we know it may hit Earth
- Sending something up (an rocket motor, whatever) to just change the asteroid’s path away from Earth.
- If an asteroid was on a path toward Earth, all it takes really is a mild nudge (move it), but how do we do that? *More information and research is needed.
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Friday, March 29, 2013
Time for Kids & Current Events
Common Core Standards Grades 3-5
Science of PEEPS!
Have a wonderful weekend everyone!
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
This week in class....
Reading: Finishing up Number the Stars
Math:
4th-Unit 5
5th-Unit 7
Social Studies: USA, Regions, Landforms, Landmarks
Design A Map, Games
Current Events: CNN Student News
Science: NASA, Moon Phases, Space X Dragon Spacecraft System
Math:
4th-Unit 5
5th-Unit 7
Social Studies: USA, Regions, Landforms, Landmarks
Design A Map, Games
Current Events: CNN Student News
Science: NASA, Moon Phases, Space X Dragon Spacecraft System
Saturday, March 23, 2013
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Bear Essential News for Kids
Calling All Tucson Young Reporters &
Young Reporter Wannabees!
It's Time for This Month's Third Thursday at Peter Piper Pizza
YOUNG REPORTER NIGHT!
Thursday, Mar. 21 • 4 to 6 p.m.
Peter Piper Pizza (Speedway & Silverbell)
1380 N. Silverbell Rd.
YOUNG REPORTER NIGHT!
Thursday, Mar. 21 • 4 to 6 p.m.
Peter Piper Pizza (Speedway & Silverbell)
1380 N. Silverbell Rd.
One of these lucky kids will win an awesome digital recorder!
Get your official YR kit if you're a new reporter. Bring in your story for editing.
For more info, please call 520-792-9930.
Third Thursdays are made possible by Peter Piper Pizza.
*Great job Alyssa, Ria, Claire, Melody, Gisele, and Ruby!
Let's get more kids involved :-) Bear Essential News for Kids-Young Reporters
Happy Spring!
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