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The Swann's Swimmings
Living simply, living with contentment, living with positive humor, and living abundantly! Ulysses, Kansas, United States. What if I could be simply content? What if I could eternity could be changed by what I do? What if I quit just asking the questions and started doing the work to answer them? The future is full of hope. Christ will take me through. "We are the music makers and we are the dreamers of dreams" -Willy Wonka. View my complete profile. On Sunday we drove past a house with a very large,.
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Mrs. Swannie's Fourth Grade - Home
Mrs Swannie's Fourth Grade. Home of the Superfrogs! Welcome to our website! Please use the links to explore and find information about our classroom. Please visit often as new information will be added. Create a free website.
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Life in First
Monday, June 9, 2014. Father’s Day Art. Fancy watercolor paper was donated by a student’s family (who’s very dear to my heart), which proved to be well worth it. And we had the brushes and watercolor disks at school. I had the kids draw their dads with pencil first, and then use oil pastels to go over their pencil lines. Then the kids were able to use the watercolors to paint. Here are some shots of the kids working:. What did your students do for Father’s Day this year? Thursday, June 5, 2014. Storage S...
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Mrs. Swanson's 1st Grade - Home
Mrs Swanson's 1st Grade. Common Core Parent Guide. WELCOME TO 1ST GRADE! A place for all students to grow! 1st Grade Homework Recommendations:. Read 10 minutes per night. Memorize your phone number and address. Addition and subtraction facts through 10. Write in a journal every week. Create a free website.
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mrsswansonsclass - home
Skip to main content. Create interactive lessons using any digital content including wikis with our free sister product TES Teach. Get it on the web. A Wrinkle in Time. Active and Passive Verbs. Adding and Subtracting Fractions. Adding humor to writng. Art blogs and web pages. Beginning of the year activities. Books to Read on Line. Books you might like. Art blogs and web pages. Just for the fun of it. Oil pastels and silhouettes. Inca, Maya, and Aztec. Presidents' Timeline Project. Social Studies Games 5.
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Mrs. Swansons Teen Issues Class
Mrs Swansons Teen Issues Class. Thursday, September 8, 2011. Welcome Back To School. What Is Teen Issues? What Does My Child Need to Get An "A". How Is My Child Graded? Monday, August 29, 2011. 8/29 Self Esteem Notes. Friday, March 11, 2011. March 29th 6th Grade Jamboree. March 29th from 6-8pm. Period 4 students have volunteered to host our Teen Issues table at the Jamboree. Your job will be to answer questions if asked and to promote our class for next years enrollment. Please watch for more details.
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Mrs. Swarbrick's First Grade - This Week
Mrs Swarbrick's First Grade. In the Class {blog}. Work on Writing {student blog}. Daily 5 and Math Stations. Keep up to date with things going on this week! Thursdays are library day, don't forget to send books back! Wednesday November 12th - Parent Conferences at scheduled time. Friday November 14th - Report Cards go home. Friday November 21st - Picture Day. Wed Nov 26th - Fri Nov 28th - Thanksgiving Break. Create a free website. Start your own free website.
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Mrs. Swarbrick Daily 5 - Home
Mrs Swarbrick Daily 5. What is the Daily 5? The Daily 5 is a language arts management system that helps students become better readers and writers. It is also a lot of fun! The Daily 5 choices are:. Create a free website.
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Mrs. Sward's News
Important Links and Resources. Friday, January 13, 2017. Sign completed novel study (Hannah and the Spindle Whorl, Stranger at Home, or Birchbark House). Thursday, January 12, 2017. Study for Science Quiz. Figure out how much it costs you to make one item for the Entrepreneurs' Fair. Example: We spent $31.50 and can make 40. The students need this to figure out their cost per unit. Example: $31.50/40 = 0.7875 . now we know it costs 79 cents to make one. We use this formula:. In the example this would be:.
