Measurement and “Who We Are”…

measurementWhat did we learn about measurement…

  •  We measured people and we measured other objects.
  • Objects and people can be different sizes.
  • We always have to check twice after we measured.
  • We always need to measure from one end to the other end.
  • We always need to count slowly when you finished.
  • Take your time to measure.
  • The things that you are measuring with has to be the same.
  • We can use objects like crayons, cubes, links, plastic foots, paper, books, markers, erasers etc. to measure other larger objects.
  • We can use everything to measure.
  • WE HAVE FUN MEASRUING STUFFS…

Unit of Inquiry – Who We Are

Students finished sharing their “About Me” box.  Thank you for helping them with this project.  They did a great job sharing and showing who they are and how they are unique.  kaymbu-image-20140925-1117We discussed in depth about what feelings we have and how to express them.  Students applied their writing skills to create their “My Feelings” Book.  This process increases their awareness of their emotions.  It laid a good foundation for helping students find appropriate ways to express themselves.

 

2 Replies to “Measurement and “Who We Are”…”

  1. Dear KZE,
    Thank you for sharing your learning on your class blog. I enjoyed reading about your measuring inquiry. You found out a lot about measuring! I wonder f there are some things that are not good to use for measuring?

    1. Dear Ms. Tasha,
      Things we think are not good to use for measuring are: animals, blueberries, foods, things are easy to break, ice cubes, knife, water, crumbs, and things that are not the same size.

      Thanks you for reading our class blog.
      KZE

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