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by Rachelle Allen
What are the chances of my art project
ending up on the back of hundreds of t-shirts?
Not very good I'd say.
But wait it
happened. My design, for an art project last year, is now
featured on the back of the promotional t-shirts at
Adopt-a-pet.
. . .
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Mrs.
Crouch's 3rd Grade Class
Class Schedule
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Language Arts
Spelling
News From the Students
Math
Extra Credit
Poetry . . .
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Students in
second grade have watched the process of metamorphosis right before
their eyes during our insect unit. They saw a mealworm that
was stored inside their desk change form two times during its life
cycle. It changed . . .
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The "chicken egg-spert" has been busy visiting the first grade
classrooms this year! The first graders in Mrs. Ratzlaff's
and Mrs. Steever's classrooms have learned a lot about chickens
since our "chicken egg-spert," Marcia Traudt, . . .
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How does the amount of time gum is chewed
affect its mass?
Every 2 minutes 5 th graders would
chew their gum, weigh it, and record its weight in grams.
They discovered that the longer they chewed the gum, the mass . . .
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The following art pieces were created by Heartland K-12 students
for the school year 2008-09. The art work is grouped with
titles. Some of the photos are of learning material for
specific grades in the elementary school.
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The fifth graders participated in four
mini-metric Olympic Events called the Paper Plate Discus, the Paper
Straw Javelin, the Cotton Ball Shot Put, and the Big Foot
Contest. Fifth grade students used milliliters,
centimeters . . .
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