Geography: This week, The Great Lakes!
We identified the lakes and placed them approximately where they would go on a map. (Yes,
crazy Auntie Kuni drew and cut out all the lakes!) We included Niagara Falls, whose 'falls' had to be poured out, and poured out, and poured out, ("my turn!") apparently!
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| Niagara Falls |
English: Irregular Verb Tenses - "To Write"
Give me a "W!"
Give me an "r" and and "i!"
Give me a "t!"
Give me an "e!"
History: In 1898, Theodore Roosevelt and his Rough Riders defeated the Spanish at the battle of San Juan Hill while trying to help the Cubans win their independence.
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| Battle of San Juan Hill |
Fine Art: Studying artist Roy Lichtenstein.
He did large comic pieces with 'dots.'
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| The little guy version |
Week 16
Studying at home.
Loved the ships they drew for their History sentences.
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| Kawika (6) |
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| Koa |
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| Kapena |
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| Keoni models our 'Libbery hat' |
Geography: This week, The Bays & Sounds! We played a game where the bodies of water and their states had to find each other.
History: From 1820 to 1930, more than 37 million immigrants came to America seeking freedom and the opportunity to increase their personal wealth.
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| Immigrants traveling to America |
Science: First 4 elements of the periodic table. We had fun building them with mini marshmallows and gum drops
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