A Crow as a pet?

This month we have been reading When Crowbar Came. This is an awesome story by Jean Craighead George which talks about a crow they had as a pet. Through this pet crow they learned how intelligent these animals are. We even learned that crows could be trained to speak just like parrots. This was the last story from our 1st reading unit, so this week we have started our unit 1 benchmark testing.

Mrs. Ruiz

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Custom Paintbrushes

8th Grade has created colorful portraits and experimented with watercolor and ink, making their own custom paintbrushes.

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Charcoal Art

7th Grade has focused on the techniques of using graphite and charcoal: hatching, cross-hatching, blending, reductive drawing and shading, using various tools.

Miss Kleinschuster

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Let’s build a building

6th Grade is full of budding architects! They have learned to draw buildings in one- and two-point perspectives.

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Verbs

The students have been working hard learning to conjugate verbs and future tense but they also have been learning medical terminology in Spanish. The students had to use their new vocabulary and create skits in their show called El Consultorio. The students really worked hard and their presentation showed it. I am very proud of both 8th grade classes and so should they.

Ms. Purdee

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Family Tree

The students are working hard in Spanish class. They created their first project of a Family Tree. I really got to learn many things about my students and their families. The students were proud to show of their extensive families and many got very creative with their project. Thank you to all the students and their families.

Ms. Purdee

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Picture the story

Students are completing the novel, The Silver Chair. Through art, students will draw a scene that depicts one of the themes of the story. Students have had fantastic allegorical discussions, written essays and compared the book to the

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Seeing the story

We have been finishing up the novel, The Magician’s Nephew. Through art, students will draw a scene that depicts one of the themes of the story.

Mrs. Foster

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Old Yeller

Students are nearing the end of the novel, Old Yeller. This beloved dog is in trouble; will he be okay? How will Travis react? We will see soon.

Mrs. Foster

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Pronouns

In conversation and song lyrics, we hear the common saying, It’s just between you and me/I. But which one do you say: I or me? How do you know? Eighth graders learned this month how to figure out which pronouns to use and why.

Mrs. Foster

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