Can not wait to show our fourth graders Amanda Gorman perform her poetry at the inauguration!

What might you want to add to the President’s oath? Our fourth graders produced some great ideas using Google’s Jamboard Tra Keilty

We counted by 100s all the way to 10,000! We determined that it worked well to create 10 sets of 1,000 to help us. #LearnWithIM Tra Keilty

Highlight of our day: finding out you can rename #google breakout rooms... today we went with fruit!

Whether in person or remote, our students can collaborate to compare large numbers! Tra Keilty #LearnWithIM

Need a plan for your snow day? Check out the live landing of the Perseverance Mars Rover! #MarsPerseverance Tra Keilty mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/timel…

I’m safe on Mars. Perseverance will get you anywhere. #CountdownToMars

We THRIVE off of partner work! We love discussing our mathematical thinking and sharing our strategies. #LearnWithIM Tra Keilty

Students created large number subtraction problems and then had a gallery walk to solve their friends’ expressions. #LearnWithIM Tra Keilty

Students work to compare strategies in math! Tra Keilty

Students created a game with diagrams, equations, and descriptions, and then had their friends find and explain the connections! #LearnWithIM Tra Keilty

This week 4s worked with sound! They learned that sound is a vibration and experimented with different cups and string to see what helped the sound transmit the best. @gcs4mullen Tra Keilty

Teaching in CT, my fourth graders had not heard of Clemson until this year; thrilled their goals are now to attend Clemson University eventually, and crazy-hair day includes dying their hair orange and purple!

Fourth graders worked hard to make connections between partial-product algorithms, area diagrams, and equations. #LearnWithIM Tra Keilty

Our favorite part of math is when we can work collaboratively! #LearnWithIM Tra Keilty @gcs4mullen

Fourth graders are continuing their science unit on energy, exploring how energy can be stored as height. Students built roller coasters and found ways to keep the rider from being eaten by the alligator (but still having a fun ride!) Tra Keilty @gcs4mullen Mystery Science

Students cooperatively created division word problems, used partial quotients to solve, then explained their work to the class. Tra Keilty @gcs4mullen

We know our geometric terms in fourth grade! Tra Keilty @gcs4mullen

Sometimes you have to start fourth grade with a scream run! Tra Keilty @gcs4mullen

Lots of math discussions happening in fourth grade as we discuss the area of rectangles and how it relates to multiples and factors! Tra Keilty