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Seabury Gumshoes: Outdoor Math
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The adventures and discoveries of Seabury's 3rd-4th grade class! Where gifted kids love to learn! Monday, September 26, 2016. Math can be better when done outside. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Books We Are Reading. All About Sam by Lois Lowry. Civil War by Peter Chrise. Pokemon Platinum Version - Guide Book. Drama by Riana Telgemeier. Flora and Ulysses by Kate Dicamillo. Cleopatra in Space - Series. G-Man by Chris Giarrusso. Cleopatra in Space by Mike Maihack. Battletech Compendium (RPG Guidebook).
Seabury Gumshoes: "This is hard!"
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The adventures and discoveries of Seabury's 3rd-4th grade class! Where gifted kids love to learn! Thursday, October 20, 2016. My favorite phrase of the week is " This is hard. For this project, I converted the history lesson entirely into hieroglyphic text. Then, as a group or as individuals, students worked to decipher then translate all of the lesson. The hiccups we encountered:. Speed Who hasn't worked with a gifted learner that wants to rush through things? Art in gifted education. Subscribe to: Post...
Seabury Gumshoes: The making of a comet.
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The adventures and discoveries of Seabury's 3rd-4th grade class! Where gifted kids love to learn! Wednesday, January 11, 2017. The making of a comet. This week we did a science experiment guided by local professor Dr. Toska Olson-Rexroat from Evergreen College. In our experiment we learned about the building blocks of comets. It was a great chance for us to use STEAM vocabulary and science language. It was also a great chance to see a female scientist in action. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Seabury Gumshoes: Science Fair Planning ...never too early!
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The adventures and discoveries of Seabury's 3rd-4th grade class! Where gifted kids love to learn! Friday, January 6, 2017. Science Fair Planning .never too early! Because it's never too early to start brainstorming science fair topics, we made a list of topics that might be fun to focus on. Our goal was to do some initial brainstorming around what constitutes a good project. We talked about the importance of variable, journaling, and feasibility. How puzzles work and where they come from.". G-Man by Chri...
Seabury Gumshoes: Simple Machines and The Makerspace
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The adventures and discoveries of Seabury's 3rd-4th grade class! Where gifted kids love to learn! Thursday, October 13, 2016. Simple Machines and The Makerspace. Over the past few weeks we have been studying the concept of simple machines. We started with a very basic lesson plan format. Each step of the process is based around the maker process of starting with a concept and working through the brainstorming process. For this maker project we tried to follow these steps for each stage of the process.
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Seabury Ladybugs: Minus tide at the beach!
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A look inside prekindergarten at Tacoma's Seabury School. Thursday, May 21, 2015. Minus tide at the beach! The kids have been working so hard on their hardcover books. What could be better than kids on the beach? Posted by Lyndsey West. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). December 8: Performing Arts Program, 6:30pm. December 15: Snowflake Breakfast. December 16: Early dismissal 11:30am. What's happening at Seabury. Extra Yarn by Mac Barnett. Sam and Dave Dig a Hole by Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen.
Seabury Ladybugs: Plants and Butterflies
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A look inside prekindergarten at Tacoma's Seabury School. Sunday, May 31, 2015. We're finishing up some of our class projects as we come to the end of the school year. Our beans and peas are growing and we released 3 butterflies that came to our classroom as larva. We've been eating lunch outside on some of the beautiful days we've been having. Posted by Lyndsey West. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). December 8: Performing Arts Program, 6:30pm. December 15: Snowflake Breakfast. Ish by Peter Reynolds.
Seabury Ladybugs: Books and Balloons
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A look inside prekindergarten at Tacoma's Seabury School. Tuesday, June 9, 2015. Already this week we've had the big kids in to read the work of our young authors. Each of the Ladybugs had at least one book to share with our visitors. The kids were so proud of their work. Then today the big kids came back to join us for a little physics illustrating Newton's Third Law. Posted by Lyndsey West. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). December 8: Performing Arts Program, 6:30pm. December 15: Snowflake Breakfast.
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SEABURY NAVIGATORS: December 2014
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Monday, December 22, 2014. Les douze jours de Noël". We are so fortunate at Seabury. Cole to have Mesdames Olliphant et Tulasne teach us. Français. At our all school Gathering las. T week, the Paons (the Peacocks) sang Madame Olliphant's French version of "The Twelve Days of Christmas." It is impressive to hear so many students singing all the words to all the verses all the way through. Bravo, bravo! And even the teachers learn a bit of French- by osmosis and with un petite help from Google translator.
Seabury Ladybugs: August 2014
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A look inside prekindergarten at Tacoma's Seabury School. Sunday, August 31, 2014. Looking forward to meeting our new friends! We're almost ready for you! Posted by Lyndsey West. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). December 8: Performing Arts Program, 6:30pm. December 15: Snowflake Breakfast. December 16: Early dismissal 11:30am. What's happening at Seabury. Extra Yarn by Mac Barnett. Sam and Dave Dig a Hole by Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen. The Hat Book Series by Jon Klassen. Owl Babies by Martin Waddell.
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SEABURY NAVIGATORS: March 2014
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Saturday, March 29, 2014. March 28, 2014 The Thirteen Original Colonies. Social studies, math, science, research, writing, literature, art, role playing- all these were part of our study of the colonization of the New World. Our classroom turned into a colonial village (one said we should call it Townetowne! Complete with a general store, a blacksmith and a whitesmith shop, a glassblower, a weaver, the Navigator Tavern and more. Let the trading begin! So many good books! Writing with quill pens. Over the...
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SEABURY NAVIGATORS: Budding Botanists: Thinking Like George Washington Carver
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Saturday, June 13, 2015. Budding Botanists: Thinking Like George Washington Carver. After reading a biography about George Washington Carver and discovering how one person made a difference for his people, we decided to do our own experimenting. The Navigators came up with a variety of unique, interesting projects and were diligent, serious care-takers. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). You'll find the Navigators here, too:. More Seabury Must-Read Blogs. Seabloggery - Head of School. Gemstones - Grade 2.
Seabury Ladybugs: We love the beach!
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A look inside prekindergarten at Tacoma's Seabury School. Thursday, May 21, 2015. We love the beach! I saved this picture from our recent visit to the beach because I think it says important things about how we teach at Seabury. Posted by Lyndsey West. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). December 8: Performing Arts Program, 6:30pm. December 15: Snowflake Breakfast. December 16: Early dismissal 11:30am. What's happening at Seabury. Extra Yarn by Mac Barnett. The Hat Book Series by Jon Klassen.
Seabury Ladybugs: May 2015
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A look inside prekindergarten at Tacoma's Seabury School. Sunday, May 31, 2015. We're finishing up some of our class projects as we come to the end of the school year. Our beans and peas are growing and we released 3 butterflies that came to our classroom as larva. We've been eating lunch outside on some of the beautiful days we've been having. Posted by Lyndsey West. Thursday, May 21, 2015. We love the beach! Posted by Lyndsey West. Minus tide at the beach! What could be better than kids on the beach?
Seabury Ladybugs: November 2014
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A look inside prekindergarten at Tacoma's Seabury School. Tuesday, November 25, 2014. Posted by Lyndsey West. Friday, November 14, 2014. Friends working together to build a masterpiece! A little engineering with the blocks. It's all about owls this week. It was a very rainy day when we went to Seattle Children's Theater! How many ways can you make 10? We got a little help from our Peacock friends writing stories. They even worked on some math with us. We've been learning about owls. Posted by Lyndsey West.
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Tales from the Seabury Library
Wednesday, September 10, 2014. Some reading ideas for bright kids. Do you have suggestions? Share them in the comments. Books for Seabury Kids:. Recommended by librarian Becky Young * *. Picture Books (all ages). On a Beam of Light: A Story of Albert Einstein. Z is for Moose. Mr Tiger Goes Wild,. Rules of Summer,. Building our House,. Open this Little Book. Tick Tock Clock: A Phonics Reader. By Margery Cuyler The Loopy Coop Hens,. By Janet Morgan Stoeke;. Mr and Mrs. Green books. Penny and her Marble,.
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SEABURY NAVIGATORS
Saturday, June 13, 2015. The Whirlwind of the Last Few Weeks of School. Spring Performance at the Knutzen Centre. Learning about scalene, isosceles and equilateral triangles:. Parents and Grandparents join us for a Native American Potlatch:. The Vitruvian Man shows up yet one more time:. One more show and tell:. A trophy for getting first place in the state science fair! Field Day with Ms Nancy. Last day ritual of cleaning the desks with shaving cream:. Have a great summer vacation! Tuesday, June 9, 2015.
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Seabury Narwhals
Monday, June 8, 2015. The Narwhals checked out the website,. And listened to essays read by ordinary people talking about things they. In Having already written a number of formal essays the Narwhals knew the structure but this time had the. Of writing in first person, something not usually done in class essays. Here are some of the results. I believe that books have made a difference. This I Believe: Failure Can Lead to Success. I think that there will be many other things that will come along, and many...
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The adventures and discoveries of Seabury's 3rd-4th grade class! Where gifted kids love to learn! Wednesday, January 11, 2017. The making of a comet. This week we did a science experiment guided by local professor Dr. Toska Olson-Rexroat from Evergreen college. In our experiment we learned about the building blocks of comets. It was a great chance for us to use STEAM vocabulary and science language. It was also a great chance to see a woman scientist in action. Friday, January 6, 2017. The Brothers Grim ...
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Seabury School Peacocks
Friday, June 5, 2015. Beach Day is a long Seabury tradition. Spending all day at the beach, eating pizza, playing in the sand, and finishing with ice pops is hard to beat. The tradition in the Peacocks class is to have a sand castle building contest. Many of the students still remember the award they won last year. This year, the students spent a great deal of time designing, building and decorating their sand castles. They were very impressive this year! Largest Castle and Best Gate. Friday, May 29, 2015.
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The Seabury Tides : The student news site of Seabury Hall's Upper School Journalism class
8212; Navigation Menu —. The student news site of Seabury Hall's Upper School Journalism class. Tiffany Chou’s Maui roots inspire her global jewelry, swim, and apparel collections. May 28, 2015. Seabury Hall alumna Tiffany Chou's success as a jewelry and fashion designer is rooted from her experiences as a teenager growing up on Maui. Tiffany Chou’s Maui roots inspire her global jewelry, swim, and apparel collections. Music Review: Expand your horizons: International musicians worth sampling. May 21, 2015.
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Charting a New Course
Charting a New Course. Seabury at the Crossroads. Finding a New Way: A Call to Reconceptualize Theological Education. By Jeffrey D. Jones , Robert W. Pazmiño. In addition to these efforts, the rise and development of doctor of ministry programs sought to address the ever-present needs for continuing education among clergy as they addressed the changing contours of their ministries with resilience and faithfulness to the Christian Gospel. Recent Research and Experiments. Which is being widely read and dig...
