O.R.E.O.
EGG ROLL
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
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| Literature Projects | Historical Projects | ||
| Salute
To Seuss -- Teachers and students created Online Showcases to highlight their favorite Dr. Seuss Books!! This project was nominated for the Edublog Best Wiki Award for 2007. We placed 3rd! |
Happy
Birthday, Mr. Lincoln -- To honor Abraham Lincoln's 200th brithday, we created voicethreads, podcasts, & photo albums! |
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| Shoesless
and Bark 2005, S&B
2006 -- We celebrated the 200th Anniversay of the Lewis and Clark expedition! |
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| Charlotte's
Web 2006 - Students around the USA and Canada (and their teachers) created ONLINE representations of the book, Charlotte's Web. We wikied, blogged, photoshared, webpaged, and more! |
The Wright Stuff - Students around the USA learned about flight as we celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Wright Brothers flight. |
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| D.C.
Ducks - As Jennifer walked by the TV, she heard about a duck that had laid her eggs in front of the Treasury Department in Washington, DC. Within 2 days, 115 classrooms were participating in this ONCE IN A LIFETIME project! |
Happy
Birthday, Pomp! - We expanded the Lewis and Clark project to celebrate the 1st birthday of Jean Baptiste Charbonneau', commonly known as "POMP! |
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| The
Incredible Journey -- 3 beanie babies traveled the USA and Canada and helped students learn about their surroundings! |
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| Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs -- Classrooms were able to extend the book with 3 different activity ideas!! | Candy & Cereral Projects | ||
| Alphabits 2004 - Categorizing and Estimating Fun with a box for Alphabits |
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| Where The Wild Things Went -- Animals, verbs, and continue the story activites made this project educationally fun! |
Froot
Loops 2006 & Froot Loops 2003 - Probably our MOST popular project |
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| Happy Birthday, Green Eggs & Ham -- A wonderful time was had by all as we had a great time intertwining a classic favorite into our classrooms. Voicethreads, skype conversations, and more were created!! |
Skittles
2002 - We counted over 504,000 skittles and learned about graphing! |
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| Startburst
2001 - This project probably taught ME the most. (Like opening a starburst project BEFORE sponsoring a project -- they are packed equally!) |
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| Seasonal Projects | |||
| Miscellaneous | |||
| Gingerbread
Man -- 3 different opportunities for teachers to be creative using a holiday theme |
Shape
of Things 2008 - A fun project dealing with triangles, circles and squares. |
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| Room
With A View -- Classrooms captured photographs throughout the school year through their windows. |
The
Places We Will Go - Geography & Google Earth work well together as students learned measuring skills |
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| Scenes
of the Season - Holiday photos from all around the world as we learn to create a photo share. |
Hands
Around the World - An international project sharing about your school, city, and state! |
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| Shark
Bytes - A team project with Susan Silverman as we learned all about sharks. |
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| Holiday Card Exchange: | Dear
Friend - Thousands of students came to the aid of victims of Katrina! |
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Holiday Card Exchange 2010 - Holiday Card Exchange 2009 -- |
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| Dear
Soldier - USA students send letters of encouragment to our troops! |
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| Everyone Counts - Students around the USA learned about the upcoming 2010 census in a fun, creative way. |
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| How Bout Them Apples - We welcomed in a new school year with creative math ideas with apples! |
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| Pumkin Seed Count | Valentine's Day | ||
| Pumpkin Seed 2010 -- We had a great time counting seeds, creating voice threads, and connecting with skype. |
From Me
to You - Mail project to celebrate Valentine's Week. |
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| Pumpkin Seed 2009 -- 246 Classrooms counted 106,935 pumpkin seeds!! |
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| Pumpkin
Seed 2008 -- 257 Classrooms joined as we counted seeds and learning how to use Voice Thread. |
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| Pumpkin
Seed Count 2007 -- We counted over 74,000 seeds! WOW! |
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| Pumpkin
Seed Count 2006 - PreK to 3rd grade project as we use a pumpkin to teach math! |
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