Climate Graph

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Weather.com is a great place to locate climactic data.

If you are trying to find monthly data for your graph, here is how...
1. On weather.com, click on Monthly on the left hand side of the screen.
2. Scroll down and click on Averages
3. Click on Table Display
4. You are using the Mean and Avg. Precip. columns to fill in your graph.

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Do you want a challenge?

Here is the page to make a hexaflexagon. It's a bit complex, but I think you can all do it!

Where to visit?

There are so many places to see!

Hexaflexawhats?

Forces Are All Around You!

Click to Run

Continuing our study of the United States, the students were tasked with visiting five national parks. Death Valley, The Everglades, The Badlands. Who wouldn't want to visit these places? After creating a travel itinerary, students used Jottit to build a wiki highlighting one of the parks they "visited" Check it out here.

Plotting Elevation

In Social Studies, Mr. Tauber's students are doing some serious multi-tasking! As a means of understanding the differences in elevation in the United States, we are taking a cross-country trip. Students are using the internet to determine the elevations of cities along Interstate-80. Once they have a large enough sample size, they will create a line graph of the activity. The line graph will be the representation of US elevation. 

This is pretty incredible. Curiosity must be lonely.

Welcome Families! It was great to see you at the Meet the Teacher Event this afternoon. I hope you have all had a fantastic summer. Your LAST year of elementary school starts next week! It would be very helpful if you could turn in your forms next week. Thank you for your continued support!

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