2nd grade was hard at work this morning digging the potatoes they planted last spring. They also helped to clean off cucumber and lemon cucumber vines that got a little frost last week.
over 2 years ago, Jill Craighton
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The 5th graders have been learning about the hardware of our 3D printer. They have also been learning about the software used to design with it. After learning some of the basics, the 5th graders are working in small groups to design fish hides for their aquaponics set up.
over 2 years ago, Miss Enslin
Working to design a castle fish hide
Trying to build a pineapple fish hide
working to design a treasure chest fish hide
Trying to build a cactus fish hide
Our 6th grade students start their day by helping to care for all of the critters in the CELL including our dart frogs, aquatic frogs, axolotl, beta fish, and saltwater aquarium. This morning some second graders got to help!
over 2 years ago, Jill Craighton
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Second grade students exploring with Ozobots during Innovation Club. They created free-draw tracks to use to code, and they also learned to code these bots with their iPads.
over 2 years ago, Karly Nederhoff
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Over the weekend Coach and Ms.Brood ran a race at Lime Creek Nature Center!
over 2 years ago, Danielle Brood
Coach and Ms. Brood
3rd grade has been explored balanced and unbalanced forces in science and innovation club! Students worked with partners to create a mini ping pong ball run with Legos. Then used force (pushes and pulls) to move their ping pong balls through. Next students had to work together to connect all of their mini runs. Today was testing day! Students worked with a partner to move a ping pong ball through the run! Students made predictions about the ball’s movement. They also made adjustments as a class to improve the run! It was aMAZing!
almost 3 years ago, Miss Enslin
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Students shared their work on our Clevertouches. Each student predicted the path of the ping pong ball and had to predict any issues that might occur with our ping pong ball run
Testing!
Testing!
Happy Homecoming!! Go Bulldogs!!
almost 3 years ago, Kendra Keehn
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Preschool’s first Guidance lesson with Ms. Brood. We learned about feelings and started our very own feelings books!
almost 3 years ago, Kendra Keehn
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CAL YSF football players cheering on the Bulldogs tonight for Homecoming!!
almost 3 years ago, Danielle Brood
Go Bulldogs!
More pep rally pictures!
almost 3 years ago, Mrs. Meyer
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CAL Elementary Students enjoyed a visit from the H-D-CAL High school students today for a pep rally!
almost 3 years ago, Mrs. Meyer
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3 year old preschool!
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4th graders testing their specialized external features (aka beaks!) this morning!
almost 3 years ago, Jill Craighton
Beak made for eating pine nuts such as a crossbill.
Beak made for sipping/slurping nectar such as a hummingbird.
Beak made for foraging grass such as a goose.
Beak made for eating corn off the ground such as a pheasant.
More beak testing in 4th grade today!
almost 3 years ago, Miss Enslin
Beaks that eat grass
Beaks that drink nectar
Beaks that eat corn
Beaks that eat pinecones
More parachute pictures from 1st grade yesterday!
almost 3 years ago, Brittany Disney
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1st grade enjoyed finishing up there parachutes in innovation club yesterday! There challenge was to build a parachute that will hold and egg and not break on cement. Hopefully will test these next week!
almost 3 years ago, Brittany Disney
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Mrs. Meyer and Jace were supporting the Vikings today for Team Day!
almost 3 years ago, Mrs. Meyer
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4 year old preschool has been learning about nursery rhymes as part of their reading curriculum. They are getting really good at saying the rhymes AND doing all of the motions!
almost 3 years ago, Jill Craighton
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Kindergarten has been learning about trees and leaves in science so today they got to make leaf rubbings!
almost 3 years ago, Jill Craighton
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Beak testing continued!
almost 3 years ago, Jill Craighton
Beak made for eating sunflower seeds such as a Cardinal or blue jay
Beak made for filtering plants out of water such as a swan.
Beak made for eating berries off of a bush/tree
Beak made for eating fish such as a bald eagle
4th grade put a lot of research and time into designing a beak that worked well for a specific food source, and today they were able to start testing them. They were given a real example of their specific food source (or something very similar…) and had to figure out how successful their design was. They talked about what worked well and how and why they might make changes. Overall they had to determine if their design would help the bird survive! The rest of 4th grade will test tomorrow!
almost 3 years ago, Jill Craighton
Beak made for eating mice (hotdogs wrapped in felt) such as a red tailed Hawk or owl
Beak made for eating fish (hotdogs in water) such as a bald eagle
Beak made for eating sunflower seeds such as a Cardinal or blue jay
Beak and tongue made for eating insects out of a tree such as a woodpecker