Friday, October 30, 2015
Spooky Science with Dry Ice
This week we have been writing with science. We also go to think about how dry ice works. Did you know that it can make huge bubbles, blow up balloons, and scream?
Thursday, October 29, 2015
Creative Inspiration
We were inspired this week by author Scott Savage to make a difference in the world. If we can think it, we can do it!
We loved hearing about his books too!
Thank you, Mr. Savage!
United Way, Dilly Bars, and Cow Kisses
We did it! Second grade raised the most money for United Way and got to enjoy Dilly Bara and a front row seat to see Mrs. Stancil kiss a cow. Lou Lou was a good sport but after kiss number three, she had had enough.
Thanks for being such a good sport, Mrs. Stancil! 💋
Sunday, October 18, 2015
Special Guest
We had a special guest in our classroom one morning this week. We were star struck!
He made a deal that we couldn't refuse- we could sign his new cast for a small fee of 3 Malcom dollars. They were lined up for a chance to enourage our school's hero.
ERW
Our school's most profitable fundraiser is the Eagle Run Walk. Thanks to all who pulled together to make it such a fun time for the students! Way to go, kids, for helping out our school!
Friday, October 9, 2015
Owl Pellet Dissection
After a week of learning all about owls, we got to dissect owl pellets. We learned that owls do not have teeth and have to swallow their prey whole. As a result, they are left with items in their tummy which cannot be digested. Hence the owl pellet!
After sifting through the matted fur ball, we discovered bones! We found the skulls of mice, rats, birds, and even a shrew. No bones about it, this was a memorable day!
Spelling Bee
We had a spelling bee today with all of our words from the first nine weeks. After 13 rounds and having to dip into extra words that weren't on our list, we had three to make it to the final round!
Congratulations, super spellers! Don't let all these words you know how to spell "smother" you!
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Sunshine Has Been Spotted
After any dreary days of mist and rain, we finally spotted the sunshine today. So, what did we do? We had a picnic outside!
Tuesday, October 6, 2015
STEM- Jack and the Beanstalk Style
The giant put barbed wire around the beanstalk. We helped Jack find an alternate route down via a parachute.
Through teamwork and a little engineering, parachutes were constructed, trial runs were made, and parachutes were reconstructed.

The official launch was today. We didnt let the damp weather dampen our parachute plan. After dropping and timing each team's parachute, we had two that made it into the finals who took over 2 seconds to land.
The winners of the parachute project were our only team of two. Their parachute took 2.67 seconds to land safely.