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| Photo by Alec and Austin |
Art by Reed & Emilee
This week in art we are practicing painting pictures of salmon, so we can make a larger
water colored picture of a salmon next friday. Because we are observing salmon
hatch from eggs to fry in our library.
Next friday we are drawing salmon without a picture. To copy
we will have a picture to look at but we will not be coloring one in that was
printed from the internet like this week. We will be using a silver sharpie,
real watercolor paper & watercolor.
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| Photo by Aaron G and Grayson |
4th year math by Francine & Alexa
This week, the 4th
graders are finishing their
multiplication and division unit and starting
factions. They’re also learning about perimeter and area.
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| Photo by Chloe and Ava D |
5th year math by Joey & Devin
This week in math we did a racing fractions game &
played target practice. We also worked with number lines to find the answer to
fraction problems. During math we also
had a extra recess because we earned enough bear points by being mindful.
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| Photo byAaron J and Ezra This is a student who is working on a fiction story. |
Writing by Ethan & Billy
Billy: In Pink Fluffy
Unicorns we are writing about realistic fiction stories. Are realistic fiction
stories are focist in first or third person.
In HIMP writing we are currently learning about the Westward
expansion in writing which we are mainly focused on. Our current medal we are
working on is the Diamond medal which is a medal where you have to do a
monologue which is where you dress up as a famous or well known person & do
a presentation about their life.
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| Photo taken by Cassie; Photo concept and banner by Lucy and Saki |
2015 reflection & highlights by Sydney P.
& Sophia Marie
In 2015, Soleil had many highlights. We interviewed a few
people to see what they thought about it
Q: What did you
like about 2015?
A: I liked writing with Kim.
Q: What would you
change about 2015?
A: I would manage
my time better.
Q: What was your
favorite thing about 2015?
A: I liked the
first art project.
Q: What was your
favorite thing you learned?
A: The American Revolution.
Soleil had many other highlights, but these are a few things
that really stood out to the students of Soleil.
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| Photo by A student's hope for 2016 is to improve her math skills. |
Hopes for 2016 by Mira & Neha
For 2016 hopes we interviewed some Soleil students, about
their hopes for the 2016 school year.
Student Interviews:
Q: What are your 2016 hopes for the school year?
Giselle: I hope that everyone will get to know the 4th years
in the class.
Ezra: I hope that I can get better in math.
Henry: My hope is to try not to blurt out in class.
Ava D: My hope is to turn in everything on time.
Jacob: I hope to learn exponents in math again.
Altogether everybody has great hopes for this year even the
people who didn’t get interviewed.
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