Learning about the traits of fruits!

We made graphs to show our favorite types of books! 📚

College Go Week is off to a great start!

We made didactic wall panels to teach people about how scientists study sharks and giant squids! 🦈🦑 Wit & Wisdom English

Thanks to the Hendricks County Recycling District for this fun STEM activity! We made kites out of paper bags! 🪁

Our Quarter 1 award winners! 🏆😀

Our class met our goal, so we celebrated with a pajama and stuffie day! 😊

Coins for Conservation! After learning all about scientist, Jacques Cousteu, students painted canvases to inspire kids at our school to raise money to donate to the Cousteau Society! 🤿 🖌 COUSTEAU

Peer editing our essays about Galileo! 📝

Students performed a tableau (frozen scene), which highlighted a specific point of view from the book, Moonshot! 🚀👨‍🚀 #witandwisdom

To learn about motion, students built marble ramps!

We helped turkeys get their feathers back by solving math tasks!

After learning about figurative language, students have been finding lots of examples in their own books!! 😀

It's great when our math and science lessons overlap! We're learning about measurement in math and motion in science, so we measured how far wind-up toys travel and toy cars when they go down ramps!

THANK YOU to my students and their families for throwing me a wonderful surprise baby shower this week! 😊💗

Students completed the NASA Touchdown Challenge today and made astronaut landers! Here are our top designs and our winner!

Would you have wanted to be an astronaut on the Apollo 11 mission??? 👨‍🚀🚀🌜 (Spoiler alert: Most of us would not have wanted to!) #witandwisdom

❄️📚A Winter Wonderland of Books📚❄️

We've been reading some Greek myths about constellations, so we wrote our own! 🌟

Students each got to add a leaf to my "Tree of Learning". The tree's branches are really filling up with all the students' leaves over the past couple of years 🥰