Our Final Project
Our teachers gave us a final project and at first we thought it would be a lot of work. But it was FUN! Below is what they posted, so share it with your teacher! It's much better than the same old homework.
Dear Students of Class 4-101
Thank you for creating such a great page and allowing us to have space on it, You Rock! We decided to post your final project here so you can access it at anytime. We know that you will do great! Be sure to click on the links to assist with the components of your project.
Hello 4-101 students and Families!
The unit that we are studying in Science is Interdependence. To make a culminating project, you will be required to write a blog page about an animal that is part of the Food Web that exists in the Antarctic Ocean. Remember, you can use your storyboard to help organize your thoughts. This blog will show what you have learned and help spread the news about the importance of the Antarctic Ocean.
Families, as your child works on this project, we ask that you please HELP but not do the project research for him or her. We will do most of the research in class, once all of the research is done, they will post the blog entry on our blog page in class. If you have any questions, please feel free to use our website's contact page. Thank you so much for your support. Students, we can't wait to see what you have learned!
~Mrs. Wood-Small, Mrs. Jalani, and Ms. St. Pierre~
Helpful Links.
1. Rubric
2. Story Board for All About
3. Flash Cards
4. Life Cycle Graphic Organizer
5. Brain pop- endangered species
6. Plankton and Krill Levels Decreasing...Why?
7. Wildlife of Antarctica- Antarctic Connection
Thank you for creating such a great page and allowing us to have space on it, You Rock! We decided to post your final project here so you can access it at anytime. We know that you will do great! Be sure to click on the links to assist with the components of your project.
Hello 4-101 students and Families!
The unit that we are studying in Science is Interdependence. To make a culminating project, you will be required to write a blog page about an animal that is part of the Food Web that exists in the Antarctic Ocean. Remember, you can use your storyboard to help organize your thoughts. This blog will show what you have learned and help spread the news about the importance of the Antarctic Ocean.
Families, as your child works on this project, we ask that you please HELP but not do the project research for him or her. We will do most of the research in class, once all of the research is done, they will post the blog entry on our blog page in class. If you have any questions, please feel free to use our website's contact page. Thank you so much for your support. Students, we can't wait to see what you have learned!
~Mrs. Wood-Small, Mrs. Jalani, and Ms. St. Pierre~
Helpful Links.
1. Rubric
2. Story Board for All About
3. Flash Cards
4. Life Cycle Graphic Organizer
5. Brain pop- endangered species
6. Plankton and Krill Levels Decreasing...Why?
7. Wildlife of Antarctica- Antarctic Connection