Temporary Campus Tell All
Oct 25, 2019
Curriculum Corner
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Quarter 2
Study Island & i-Ready
Accelerated Reading Goals (AR)
School Advisory Council Meeting
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St Cloud Campus (Grades 4-6) 1925 Nora Tyson Rd, St Cloud, FL 34771
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Updates from the classroom
Notes from our teachers
In Ms Seeber's Science and Math class we were getting spooky with coordinate plane ghosts! We are currently working on a STEM project where they have to come up with ways to have houses survive in different climates and weather!
Mrs. Strain's 6th grade math started dividing fractions this week by using models to represent real-world scenarios. Pre-algebra began working on recognizing functions from graphs, tables, and equations.
Sharks sports!
Thank you to our dedicated coaches and supportive community!
Mr. Mcclellan's Science Spotlight
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“This week in our Science Spotlight we want to show you some of the things we have been learning in “energy”. The three students are showing some of the many forms of energy in our retro photo. Most children can name 7 or 8 forms of energy AND they can give examples of how energy can be transferred from electricity to other forms of energy like sound, light or heat. Some of the forms of energy they should be able to tell you about in the fifth grade are light, sound, heat, electrical, chemical, nuclear, water, wind, magnetic, solar and magnetism. There are more like tidal energy and gravitational energy; some can name more – but we’ll stop there. We discussed and gave examples of potential energy; like a blown up balloon being held from any movement; just STORED energy. They should also be able to tell you that energy in motion is kinetic energy; like when you let the balloon go! Watch out!! Kids in Mrs. Seeber’s class and Mrs. Gibney’s class should be able to tell about a new student named “Mr. T”. (He’s a T-Rex puppet that asks silly questions and has a hard time pronouncing some words.) However, he’s entertaining AND educational at the same time. Lot’s more fun stirred into the journey of learning!”
Teacher appreciation area
Featured today: Ms.Seeber, Ms. Abreu, Ms. Furbee, Mrs. Rodriguez, Mrs, Bailey, Mr. Mcdaniels, and Mr. Fewox.