Team MCBA has planned a bunch of activities, games, and contests for readers in grades 4-6. Check out the word cloud below for some hints of what's to come, and check this blog again soon for photos from the first three events!
Remember: you earn participation points for your class every time you play (or draw or bake or…).
Sunday, December 17, 2017
Sunday, March 5, 2017
Participation Points so far…
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4th grade: 193
5th grade: 371
6th grade: 300
These totals have been adjusted for class size. (Ask Ms. L. if you're not sure what this means.)
These totals do not yet include books read by teachers.
Stuffed Animal Scavenger Hunt
Thanks to Gianna and Sage for organizing this event, inspired by the book Poached. No stuffed animals were hurt in the making of this scavenger hunt--and all were successfully found (even the large shark)!
Escape the Fire Obstacle Course
Thanks to Annabel and Levi for organizing this fun and challenging event! Here are a few action shots of SES students (and teacher!) escaping the fire:
Sunday, February 12, 2017
MCBA Author Visit!
On February 3rd, SES hosted Molly B. Burnham, author of MCBA Mashup title, Teddy Mars: Almost a Record Breaker. She encouraged us to wonder throughout our lives, and shared some CRAZY photos of world record holders to inspire us--like this one:
We wondered how this woman feeds herself, gets dressed, writes, and lots more, and then Molly got us laughing as we suggested and envisioned what it might look like if this woman decided to cut her nails with a nail trimmer, or a saw, or a chainsaw…
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Science Project Contest
Volcanos, inventions, circuits, dyes, bendable vegetables, oobleck, and more! Thanks to Forrest, our Team MCBA member who created, promoted, and introduced this fun and enlightening activity.
Judges Ms. Cannon and Ms. Lee awarded winners in two categories. The first went to Arin for his scientific test of how acid and alkaline substances affect the color of cabbage water. The second went to Annabel for engineering a solution to a problem she identified.
Congratulations to all of our entrants--it was great to see everyone's effort and creativity!
Judges Ms. Cannon and Ms. Lee awarded winners in two categories. The first went to Arin for his scientific test of how acid and alkaline substances affect the color of cabbage water. The second went to Annabel for engineering a solution to a problem she identified.
Congratulations to all of our entrants--it was great to see everyone's effort and creativity!
Rollerskate/Rollerblade Obstacle Course
Team MCBA brought us 30 minutes of fun on wheels/blades! Thanks to all of our volunteers and participants for helping with set up, sharing rollerblades, and generally joining in the fun!
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