4th Grade Native American Research |
How do we start the New Year?
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Media Center Giant Panda Bulletin Board. |
| Pandamonium We celebrated Tai Shan's half birthday. On January 9th, the National Zoo's baby Giant Panda was six months old. |
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Students wrote their names on Tai Shan's birthday card. |
Paper Plate Snowglobes |
Mrs. Liddle displayed student artwork featuring symmetry, and the color wheel. | 
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Mrs. Liddle, Art Teacher |
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 Sentence construction is an important skill. |
Fourth Grade students created informational Power Points to support their oral presentations. |
 Writing to Perform a Task |
First grade students followed directions and made origami dogs. |
Map Making Skills How do we show the earth's physical features? |
Word Maps How do we understand words in what we read? |
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Making lists helps you organize your writing. |
Kindergarten students sorted food items. |
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Mrs. Shenk, Travilah's Principal, had a special showcase built to emphasize the importance of good writing. Award winners' names are listed in The Dolphin's Tale. |
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Teachers choose exemplary student papers to receive the Principal's Writing Award each week. |
 Parents decorated the halls to celebrate the lunar New Year. Special activities will be held February 7th. |
Kindergarten students made cherry blossoms to welcome the Year of the Dog. |
During the second quarter, reading/language arts focused on reading and writing to inform. |
Second grade non-fiction book reports were an example of writing to inform. |
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Panda, panda, panda! |
January is Maryland Reading Month. |
Students made posters like this "I love books train!" |
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