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Maps are a part of every great adventure. They help you find your way, share information, look at patterns, and solve problems. What can YOU do with maps?
Sep
06
2010
 
Weather and Water – Investigation StationsPosted by Mr. Mundorf in Classroom AssignmentScience Investigation Stations – Weather and Water
Station #1 – Harcourt Science Station #2 – Discovery Education (link through Angel) Station #3 – Harcourt Science Station #4 – BrainPop Weather Station #5 – Harcourt Science – The Learning Site Station #6 – Discovery Education (link through Angel) EdTech Solutions – http://teachingeverystudent.blogspot.com/ Florida Diagnostic and Learning Resources System –http://www.paec.org/fdlrstech/ The Moving Forward Wiki – http://movingforward.wikispaces.com/ UDL Tech Toolkit – http://udltechtoolkit.wikispaces.com/
Neil Gaiman’s The Graveyard Book Winner of the 2009 Newbery Medal and Hugo Award At each stop of his 9-city national tour in 2008, master storyteller Neil Gaiman read one chapter from The Graveyard Book and answered audience questions. Watch his tour readings below and hear the captivating book in its entirety. Remember: At Mackle Park, every Tuesday from 3:30-4:30, Amber Prange will be holding a reading club for the incoming 6th graders to read their required books together for FREE. 389-5034
May
28
2010
Famous People Friday – May 28, 2010Posted by Mr. Mundorf in Classroom Assignment, Famous People Friday5.28.10 Famous-People-Friday
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Welcome to the History Kids School Tube page! We are students in Mr. Mundorf’s Class in Marco Island, Florida. We like to make videos to help other kids understand more about the history of the United States of America. We hope you enjoy our videos. Thanks for visiting! http://www.schooltube.com/user/HistoryKids
5.21.10 Famous-People-Friday
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5.14.10 Famous People Friday
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Division (Episode 4) “With Industry in the North, and cotton in the South, the American economy is booming. Tensions over slavery, however, begin to tear the nation apart.” Division. (2010). The History Channel website. Retrieved 12:30, May 12, 2010, from http://www.history.com Part II – Collaborate and Create: Students will evaluate the research on their second topic and design a way to teach the information to fifth grade students.
Westward (Episode 3) “Trailblazing pioneers set out to conquer the vast continent west of the mountains, but find the land already claimed. Wagon trains meet danger and hardship on the road to unprecedented riches in California’s golden hills. Along the Mississippi, the steamboat ushers in a new era.” Westward. (2010). The History Channel website. Retrieved 9:15, May 5, 2010, from http://www.history.com
It was a wonderful night at The Phil – a celebration of teaching! If you couldn’t be there, or weren’t able to watch on TV, the 20th Annual Golden Apple Teacher Recognition Program, presented by Suncoast for Kids Foundation, will be replayed on WINK-TV this weekend and on our channel a bunch of times over the next few weeks beginning Sunday evening. To read coverage go to www.naplesnews.com/goldenapple. And The Education Foundation has an invitation for you: Tell Us About Your Teacher and nominate them for next year’s Golden Apple recognition. Click here to Tell Us About Your Teacher!
Part I – Students will research their assigned topic and contribute information to The New Nation Wiki. Part I Resources: 1. Houghton Mifflin Social Studies Social Studies Texbook Chapter Summaries 2. CCPS Online Resources – Research 3. Other Selected Online Resources Famous People Friday – Guess Who
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The National Society Elementary School Poster Contest was developed to help stimulate interest in American History in support of the Fourth or Fifth Grade Curriculum. This competition was begun to aid studies at that grade level. If American History is taught in lower grades at selected schools, an entry may be accepted for the competition. The central theme for the Poster Contest will be set by the NSSAR Americanism Committee annually, at the Spring Trustee meeting, and will be posted online. 2009 – 2010 SCHOOL YEAR POSTER THEME: “Battle of Bunker Hill” Click here for more information.
Battle of Bunker Hill resources: go.grolier.com search “Battle of Bunker Hill”
If you are a photographer, and you care about the environment, we invite you to submit your original photograph for the TIME For Kids Earth Day Photo Contest. The grand-prize winner will receive a digital camera and publication of his or her winning photo in the April 23, 2010, Earth Day issue of TIME For Kids. The contest is open to students ages 8 to 13. 9-foot python discovered in Marco Island backyard  PHOTO BY GREG KAHN
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