Mrs. Berenger's and Mrs. Schmid's Blog

Spelling Sort 27 & 28

THE VERY LAST SPELLING OF THE YEAR!!!  Please click on the following link to view our very last spelling sorts of the year!!

Download Sort 27 & 28

Dunk Mrs. Schmid

I want to thank my students for being awesome!!  You guys rocked with your impressive ability to "DUNK" me as many times as you did!!  I was simply AMAZED at how well y'all were able to hit the target! We also raised a ton of money for Relay for Life! 

End of Year Newsletter

Pleae click on the following link to view our class newsletter for the end of the year!

Download End of Year Newsletter

Spelling ABBREVIATIONS

I know spelling has been a bit confusing over the last couple weeks, but things will be getting back to normal soon!

Our next test will be THURSDAY, MAY 3rd.  Please click on the following link to view our spelling list.

Download Spelling Abbreviations

After this test we will return to our normal Friday tests and sorts!

Onomatopoeia Words

Onomatopoeia words are words that sound like a sound.  We discussed these in the media center and created the following tagzedo using a collection of onomatopoeia words the students thought of:

 

SOLAR SYSTEM ~ EXTRA CREDIT

Please click on the following link to view the extra credit solar system project guidelines.

Download Solar System Assignment Extra Credit

Spelling Week of March 26th

Last week almost our ENTIRE class bombed their spelling test.  Therefore, Mrs. Berenger and I have decided to give them another chance.  Please help your students study for Sort 24 one more time!

We will  push Sort 25 to the week after spring break! Finally, I fixed the link so you can now open Sort 24 & 25 below.

Sort 24 &25 - FOR REAL

I have no idea what went wrong with last weeks attempt to put the spelling on the blog.  Hopefully, this link will work: Download Sort 24 & 25

Spelling Sort 24 & 25

Please click on the following link to view our class spelling sorts for the next two weeks.  Download Sort 24 & 25

Decorah Eagle Cam

Our class has been watching a pair of American Bald Eagles keep thier two eggs warm in preparation for the hatching.  The cameras (they are even equipped with night vision) have been set up and are maintained by an organization called the Raptor Resource Project.  Both adult eagles have been banded and are currently being watched for research.  Their nest is located in Decorah, Iowa.  The eggs should hatch around the beginning of our spring break.  Our students have been asking me to put the link to their nest on the blog, so here it is.

http://www.ustream.tv/decoraheagles