Friday, November 14, 2014

Juile Chu Math Statistics- Hockey Player for Math Night!

Students- Please follow the links below to view statistics for Juile Chu.  We are going to create cards for Math Statistics on this person to hang up for Math night.  One stat needs to be created per person and they all need to be different.

Juile Chu Stats

Julie Chu Height and Additional Information






Wednesday, November 12, 2014

SPELLING WORD LISTS!

Please check this site to have your child play fun games online that go with their spelling words.  Games are free to play and all you have to do is look up my information. 

If you click on search at the top of the screen and then search by student/teacher.  Type in Rzimmerman21 and you will find all of my lists :)  Enjoy! 

Spelling City

Monday, October 6, 2014

Wonderful Site for learning addition and subtraction with regrouping

Mrs. Hills All Stars! Great Site for Practice

This is a wonderful site to help your child practice their addition and subtraction facts.  There are even some really good sites for them to go to and take timed tests, and play games to beat the clock. 

Subtraction and Addition Practice

The following links will provide your 4th grader with lots of addition/subtraction practice, as well as, place value practice.

Rounding Subtraction Pacman

fruit Splat Addition-2digit Level 7 only!

Addition Soccer- 2 digit by 2 digit

Soft Schools 3 digit learning subtraction

Ghost Blasters Subtraction

Ghost Blasters Addition Practice 2 by 2 digit

Virginia's Native Americans

Great Site for Indians in Virginia SOL studies, go here for great information that go with the SOL on Native Americans.  Another important area in Virginia that students need to be familiar with is Werowocomoco.  This was the place where Chief Powhatan had his headquarters.


The following are links to sites that will provide your student with more practice on the Indians.  Monocan Indian Tribes

Indian Tribes of Virginia


Saturday, March 16, 2013

IMOVIE PROJECT

This is a wonderful commercial that one of my students and I experimented with using the imovie app on the I-pad.  What a great way for students to share what they know in an all out debate on what is better for our soil.  The efforts of this program will provide a third world country with either manure or worms to help sustain their life in their country by growing healthy crops and sharing with their neighboring villages.

Skype in your own Classroom

Skype in Your Classroom:

There are so many benefits to Skyping in your own classroom.  Everyone talks about how much more engaged students are and how much more they learn because they are learning from there peers, and I can honestly say that this is nothing but the TRUTH!  My experiences with Skype are few, but I can say that they have been great, and the children that you have the hardest time reaching tend to be the most reached.

This year so far our students have had the opportunity of Skyping with a class in another local school on practice debates, and commercials.  Currently, we are planning a "virtual trip" with Yellowstone National Park to learn more about their habitats and local conservation efforts.  Next week we will be Skyping with Cegar, Serbia.  This is a school that has 8 year olds exploring their first year of English and they want a chance to use it in real world situations.  We will be doing a short question and answer session with the students on their habitats in their country and what they do to keep their earth healthy and clean.  Not only is this a great experience for those students, but a great experience for those in my class that will NEVER have any opportunity besides this one to contact someone outside of their own country.

The impact that Skyping with others brings is limitless.  Students learn best from their peers and from their outside experiences.  Providing students with roles in your Skype allow for learning beyond the curriculum.  This allows students to learn about self control, self importance, and critical thinking skills in real world situations.  Talk about applying what they know. 

If you have not had an opportunity to Skype with your students with another class I suggest that you get involved in this site: Skype in the Classroom

There is a great group titled: World Class for Kids. This group allows you to add your name to a database of teachers from all over the world in an effort to connect globally on so many different issues.  If you try it, leave me a comment and let me know how it goes!