Hot dogs, sausages… Yum!
Sitting around a campfire, roasting a hot dog is tons of fun. But have you ever wondered how the average hot dog is made? Watch this video, then add a comment to this post with your thoughts. In your comment please share:
For this week’s Thursday provocation, watch the video below.
In your comment, think about the questions:
With the growing population of our world some sources of protein, like meats, will be more and more difficult to sustain. This could be one solution…
Watch the video and in your comment share:
For this Thursday’s provocation, watch this video, and leave a comment. I would love to read some writing of this, as a small moment, from the fox’s point of view!
Here is a word cloud of our discussion so far
Dear 5R families,
Lights…camera…action!
As you know, throughout this year, we are working on a “How we Express Ourselves” unit around the art of movie making. We are exploring various technical aspects of movie making, different genres of movies and different ways to tell your story or impart a message through movies.
As you will have seen from a previous post, this coming week Ms Vinclair’s class will host our first Grade 5 Movie Awards Ceremony for best stop motion movies. All students across the grade have entered movies in a range of categories and will be up for the Fire Breathing Rubber Ducky awards! If you’d like to join us, we will be in the MPR at 10.30 on Tuesday morning. Tuxedos not required!
Our next awards ceremony will be hosted by 5 Sikora and will be held on Tuesday December 15th from 10.30 – 11.30 in the MPR. Our theme will be PSAs (public service announcements) around the theme of social media / digital citizenship. Please mark your calendar if you think you might like to come along!
To support these, and many other learning experiences over the year, every student will need to bring to school and keep a pair of personal headphones. These will be stored in the classroom through the year and will return home in June. Any headphones will do, except the “earbud” variety. Unfortunately, as we’ve all experienced, they can just get too tangled too easily to be functional for our purposes. If your headphones have a case, please send it as well. Otherwise, a re-sealable zip-lock style bag will do. Thanks for your support!
