Exciting news! Lewis will be having a "parade" on Friday from 11am-1pm. Come to the parking lot and give me a wave!

Also, I'm happy to share that the CMS teachers are working on a video for the incoming 6th graders to give them an introduction to life at CMS. I'll share when I have more info.

Class video meeting

Join us Thursday at 4pm for another video meeting! I sent the link to your email and posted it as a Dojo story. Please email me if you didn't get it. I'll send out a reminder on Thursday morning.

Your assignment is to create some kind of art project to share at our meeting. It can be a drawing, painting, sculpture, collage, or anything you'd like to create. I can't wait to see you all on Thursday!

Homework assignment: Science Experiment Hypothesis

Step 1: Watch the science experiment Ms. Paulsen did, which was posted on the blog. Here is another link if you haven't seen it yet-

Science experiment link

Step 2: Make a hypothesis! What's your guess about what will happen? Send me an email or dojo message and let me know! You should say, "My hypothesis is that...."

Some of our poems!

I feel the soft wet grass on my 

bare feet, I feel the chilly wind on

my face.I taste the soft chewing

gum in my mouth,Chew! Chew!

I taste the gross green leaf on my

tongue. EW! EW!  I smell the bus gasoline 

as it passed, I smell the billion honeysuckles

MMM! So sweet! I hear the lawn mower cutting

the grass, I hear what sounds like 2 trillion birds

all singing songs like superstars.It's amazing what 

you can do with just 5 senses, taste, feel, hear   

see, and hearing that's what make the 

5 senses amazing

BY:Owen

I went on a walk on a wildflower trail.

I saw a squirrel with a bushy tail.

I felt a windy breeze in my hair.

I am glad I didn't see a bear.

I smelled lots of flowers.

There were no rain showers.

It was a sunny day

and it's almost May.

I put my toes in the cold creek.

It was deep.

There were birds peeping and cars in the background.

I like the different sounds.

I like nature.

By Peyton 

Thank you God for such a beautiful day.  

Seems like everythings going my way.   

The sky a beautiful shade of light blue. 

White billowing clouds floating by waving hi to you.   

The birds fly high in the sky chirping, singing praises to you.  

Oh mighty Jehova.    

Fresh cut grass fills my nostrils.  

Lawn motor roaring to life awakening me from deep morning sleep.  

Lazily I rise wiping sleep from my eyes.  

What a surprise. 

Thank you God for today.

By Ryan

I hear beep beep 

it's a horn, 

I hear a siren 

weee ooo wee ooo 

it's a cop, 

I feel hot its the warm sun, 

I feel a breeze 

it's the trees swaying in the sky, 

I smell something sweet 

its the neighbors cooking, 

Achuuuu 

I heard me sneeze 

it's the pollen outside. 

By Paris

Science Experiment Time!

Click the link below to see Ms. Paulsen demonstrate and easy science experiment!

Click here for experiment video

Class Meeting on Wednesday at 4pm

Hey there, Lewis Lions!

We will be using Google Hangouts to have another video chat on Wednesday at 4:00pm. It's like Zoom, but hopefully easier. 

I sent an invitation to everyone's email account. All you have to do is click the link on the invite, right under where it says "join with google meet." I'll also send the link to Dojo.

Tomorrow I'll be posting a science experiment. All you'll need is a few pieces of bread, zip lock bags, and a marker. 

I'm waiting for a few more poems, and hopefully I'll be able to share them on here soon. Have a great week!

Homework: Take a walk and write a poem!

Step 1: Go on a walk! Walk around the neighborhood (ask an adult to join you) or just in your back or front yard. 
Step 2: Use your senses: Sight, smell, touch, sound. Describe something you notice with each of your senses. 
Step 3: Write a poem! Poem rules:
-Must be about your experience outdoors
-10 lines long or more 
-Use figurative language 
-It does NOT have to rhyme, but it can!
Step 4: Email it to me or send it through Dojo.

If you give me permission, I'll post your poem on the blog for other students to see. Have fun!