Scientist of the Week!

Keegan is our Scientist of the Week!

He showed us how eggs behave differently in different types of water! One glass had tap water and the other had salt water. Guess what? The egg sank in the tap water and floated in the salt water!

When the salt water and tap water we combined, the egg only dipped to the middle of the glass, neither
sinking nor floating!

Great job Keegan!

Mystery Reader

Aunt Julie came to Pilot B today as our Mystery Reader! She read the very popular "Purplicious" story and "Pirates Don't Change Diapers". Thank you Aunt Julie!

Happy Birthday Tavi!

Today we celebrated Tavi's birthday!

She brought in some of her favorite things to share!

Happy Birthday Tavi!

Chinese New Year

Gung Hay Fat Choy!

Today we celebrated Chinese New Year.  We made Chinese dragons, ate fortune cookies, read a story,and watched an amazing performance by Chinese acrobats.  We learned that Chinese New Year is celebrated for fifteen days and that the color RED represents happiness.

Lots of birthdays!

We have been celebrating many birthdays in Pilot B. Happy Birthday!

Mystery Reader

Innovative Mystery Reader

Today we had Sydney's grandfather read some great stories to us. The favorite was called Goodnight IPAD, similar to the old favorite, Goodnight Moon. It was amazing to hear that students knew of so many forms of technology that went to sleep in the story.



HAPPY PURPLE FRIDAY!

HAPPY PURPLE FRIDAY!

GO RAVENS !!!

Scientist of the Week!

Caden was our Scientist of the Week for V Week! 

He taught us how to make a volcano with simple household items. 

Watch as the volcano erupts!

LET IT SNOW!

Making snowflakes with our 9th Age Reading Buddies!

Shaving Cream- Not Just For Shaving!

Using shaving cream to practice writing those tricky 8's.

V week!

This week is "V" week! We traced the letter V and drew Violets on them

Kiera took home the Sound Bucket for "V" week.

She brought in Vinegar

We passed the vinegar around to see how it smelled...

...it made our noses scrunch up!

Kiera also brought in a picture of the planet Venus. Great job!