Weekly IXL is due Monday.
February RQ is due SUNDAY.
Friday, February 26, 2021
Lunch orders due Monday
Next week starts March Boxed Lunches. Chick-fil-A is March 4th. Remember lunches during March are on Thursday due to Lent. The last day to order is March 1st! Late orders will not be taken. Order online or use the form from Monday Notes.
March 11- Jersey Mike's
March 25- Cook-Out
One addition to March is the pizza make-up date- March 31st, which is a Wednesday. This order is already completed and paid for. No new orders allowed.
Thursday, February 25, 2021
Snow Survey results
Thank you to everyone who participated in our snow survey. There are more pictures and information the St. Ann Facebook page.
Homework
Spelling - test
Grammar - test
Math - HO. X8
Handwriting - if you didn’t finish your bible verse, please complete it tonight.
Food Donation for St. Vincent de Paul
POV writing assignment on the Underground Railroad painting by Charles T. Webber
Today we studied the Underground Railroad from the POV (point of view) of many different people and things. The students then chose a POV to write a story inspired by the painting by Mr. Webber.
Wednesday, February 24, 2021
Homework
Math - p. 130 & 131, #2-22, even
Spelling - pre-test
Religion - test
Feb. RQ is due Sunday.
Returned signed conduct sheet
Lenten Reflections
We’ll be reading from this book during Lent so that we can learn more about the Gospels and prepare our hearts and minds for Easter.
Tuesday, February 23, 2021
Homework
Math - workbook page
Get your weekly papers signed.
Work on weekly IXL.
Have you finished your February RQ book?
Monday, February 22, 2021
Homework
Math - pages 124 125, even
Grammar - Padlet (pronoun-verb agreement)
If you didn't complete your IXL last week, please do it tonight.
FEBRUARY RQ is due SUNDAY!
Tentative Test Schedule
Thursday - Spelling pre-test & Religion test
Friday - Spelling and Grammar tests
Sunday, February 21, 2021
Back to school!!
From Mr. Aur: Thanks to James Newell, Eric Moore, Kevin Temple, and Rafe Bomprezzi, the sidewalks and school entrances have been cleared and ready for the students to arrive tomorrow. The parking lot is still messy, but quickly melting away. If you are running a bit behind tomorrow, do not rush and do not worry if you are late. Drive safely and slowly. Stage, Alturia, and Charles Bryan are all clear. It was a great unscheduled break. Time to get back to school.
IXL reminder
Our weekly IXL is due tomorrow, and you only have a week left to complete your RQ book/quiz.
Saturday, February 20, 2021
Friday, February 19, 2021
One of my icicles grew!!
It didn’t rain or snow, but one of my icicles actually got longer. Can you draw a conclusion as to how that happened?
Ice Marble results!
It worked! The balloon in the freezer was frozen solid. AND... one of the ones I put outside actually froze once I cleared the snow away, so the snow actually did work as an insulator on the first batch.
They are sooo pretty! The blue one was in the freezer and the clear one was outside.
Thursday, February 18, 2021
How can penguins survive in one of the coldest places on Earth?
Penguins have dense, oily feathers and a thick layer of fat beneath their skin. All of these things act as insulation, keeping their natural body heat in. That’s how they stay warm!
States of Matter
Did my ice marbles experiment actually work? The short answer is no. All I got was some really pretty colored snow when I popped them.
I put the water-filled balloons outside yesterday afternoon when the temperatures were below freezing. Last night it was in the teens. But the water didn’t freeze at all! Do you know what else happened yesterday? I few inches of snow fell and covered up the balloons. I actually had to dig them out!!!
What effect do you predict the snow had on the balloons?
The snow actually insulated the balloons, so the water didn’t freeze. The snow was insulation, just like the fat and feathers on penguins.
I wonder what will happen if I put one in my freezer — where it has no insulation? I think I’ll try it out with my last balloon. Tune in tomorrow for the results.
Taking some measurements
How much snow did you get? What’s the longest icicle you have hanging from your roof?
Wednesday, February 17, 2021
Ice Marbles
I made ice marbles today. They are balloons filled with colored water. Tomorrow morning I’ll check to see if they’re frozen solid — ice marbles!
Marcella and her brother are getting in on the action, too!
Look at the beautiful sky! I’m glad y’all got out to play before this next round hit. It’s a mix of sleet and snow here in Bartlett.
Anna and her dog
It looks like Anna’s dog LOVES the snow as much as she does. John and Anna are making snow angels. That’s one thing I haven’t done yet.
Ash Wednesday & No school again tomorrow and Friday
Look who I saw at mass today?? It was good to see you, Anna! I sure do miss all of you.
Here is a message from Mr. Aur:
The Catholic Diocese of Memphis announced that schools will be closed on Thursday and Friday. Enjoy the long break, read at least one book, play in the snow, be kind to each other, and send someone a smile.
Pictures, please!
If you do any snow activities, don’t forget to email me a picture, and I’ll post it on the blog.
Feeding the birds
Another fun activity is bird watching. I threw out some bird seed and LOTS of hungry bird came to eat. I saw a blue jay, a female cardinal, a crow, and lots of other cute birds, but I don’t know what they are.
If you don’t have bird seed, you can put out peanuts or fruit (but not apple seeds).
Snow painting
Have you tried snow painting? Here’s the recipe, but remember to ask a parent to help you. I used a squirt bottle, but you can use paint brushes, squirt guns, or spray bottle. BE CAREFUL! Food coloring will stain.
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