Congratulations to the students of Ms. McCargo's 4th grade class at Turner Elementary School for winning the final Ditty-Off of the year! Thank you to everyone who voted and all classes who showed us their enthusiasm while singing the Live It Learn It Ditty!
Tell me, and I will forget. Show me, and I will remember. Involve me, and I will understand. - Confucius
Friday, June 7, 2013
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Ditty-Off #5 The Final Round
This will be the last Live It Learn It Ditty for the 2012-2013 school year. Please spread the word!
The Live It Learn It Ditty is a little song that is sung at
the start of a lesson or a field trip with us. It is energizing and sets
the tone for an exciting and active learning experience. We have been so impressed
by the enthusiasm of our students that we would like to share their versions
with you! Vote for the class that shows the most enthusiasm! If you do not see a box above to vote please click the title of this blog post and the survey will appear.
Ms. Scott's 5th grade class at Raymond Education Campus
Voting will close Sunday night. On Monday we will announce the winner of the popular vote. The winning class will be given a read aloud book and a special treat for each student.
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Ms. Pridgen's class at Patterson Elementary School is the winner of Ditty-Off #4!
Congratulations to Ms. Pridgen's for winning the fourth Live It Learn
It Ditty-Off. We will deliver a book to add to Ms. Pridgen's classroom
library and also a special treat for each student in the next week.
Thank you to everyone who voted and come back tomorrow when we will
unveil Ditty-Off #5! Thanks for your votes!
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Ditty-Off #4 Wheatley Education Campus versus Patterson Elementary School
(Click on the red title above if you do not see a survey)
The Live It Learn It Ditty is a little song that is sung at the start of a lesson or a field trip with us. It is energizing and sets the tone for an exciting and active learning experience. We have been so impressed by the enthusiasm of our students that we would like to share their versions with you! Spread the word when new videos are posted and vote for the class that shows the most enthusiasm!
The Live It Learn It Ditty is a little song that is sung at the start of a lesson or a field trip with us. It is energizing and sets the tone for an exciting and active learning experience. We have been so impressed by the enthusiasm of our students that we would like to share their versions with you! Spread the word when new videos are posted and vote for the class that shows the most enthusiasm!
Mr. Johnson and Mr. Davis' combined 5th grade classes at Wheatley Education Campus
Ms. Pridgen's combined 4th and 5th grade class at Patterson Elementary School
Voting will close Sunday night. On Tuesday we will
announce the winner of the popular vote. The winning class will be given
a read aloud book and a special treat for each student.
Monday, May 20, 2013
Ditty-Off #3 goes to Ms. Majer's Class at Barnard Elementary School
Congratulations to Ms. Majer's class for winning the third Live It Learn It Ditty-Off. We will deliver a book to add to Ms. Majer's classroom library and also a special treat for each student in the next week. Thank you to everyone who voted and come back on Wednesday when we will unveil Ditty-Off #4! Thanks for your votes!
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Ditty Off #3 - Turner Elementary versus Barnard Elementary
Ms. Wiley's 5th grade class at Turner Elementary School
Ms. Majer's 4th grade class at Barnard Elementary School
Voting will close Sunday night. On Monday we will announce the winner of the popular vote. The winning class will be given a read aloud book and a special treat for each student.
Monday, May 13, 2013
Ditty-Off #2 Winner Announced!
Congratulations to Ms. Baker's 5th grade class at Patterson Elementary School for garnering the most votes in our second online Ditty-Off! We
will be presenting a selected book for the class library and special
treats for each student soon! Way to go Ms. Baker's class!
Stay tuned for Wednesday for Ditty-Off #3!
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Ditty Off #2 Patterson Elementary School versus Thomas Elementary School
The Live It Learn It Ditty is a little song that is sung at the start of
a lesson or a field trip with us. It is energizing and sets the tone
for an exciting and active learning experience. We have been so
impressed by the enthusiasm of our students that we would like to share
their versions with you! Spread the word when new
videos are posted and vote for the class that shows the most
enthusiasm!
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Ms. Baker's 5th grade class at Patterson Elementary School:
Ms. Neely's 4th grade class at Thomas Elementary School:
Voting will close Sunday night. On Monday we will announce the winner of the popular vote. The winning class will be given a read aloud book and a special treat for each student.
Ms. Baker's 5th grade class at Patterson Elementary School:
Ms. Neely's 4th grade class at Thomas Elementary School:
Voting will close Sunday night. On Monday we will announce the winner of the popular vote. The winning class will be given a read aloud book and a special treat for each student.
Monday, April 29, 2013
Ditty Off #1 Winner is Announced!
Congratulations to Ms. Harrod's 5th grade class at Burroughs Education Campus for garnering the most votes in our first online Ditty-Off! We will be presenting a selected book for the class library and special treats for each student soon! Way to go Ms. Harrod's class!
Stay tuned for Wednesday for Ditty-Off #2!
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Ditty-Off #1 Vote for the Most Spirited Ditty!
The Live It Learn It Ditty is a little song that is sung at the start of a lesson or a field trip with us. It is energizing and sets the tone for an exciting and active learning experience. We have been so impressed by the enthusiasm of our students that we would like to share their versions with you! Spread the word each Wednesday when new videos are posted and vote for the class that shows the most enthusiasm!
VOTE AT THE TOP OF THIS BLOG
Mr. Forschner's 4th Grade Class at Turner Elementary School
Ms. Harrod's 5th Grade Class at Burroughs Education Campus
VOTE AT THE TOP OF THIS BLOG
Each Wednesday we will post the videos of two of our classes singing the
Live It Learn It Ditty. Please vote for the class that shows the most
spirit and enthusiasm. Voting will close Sunday night. On
Monday we will announce the winner of the popular vote. The winning
class will be given a read aloud book and a special treat for each
student.
Friday, January 18, 2013
Getting Outside on Inauguration Weekend
It's likely to be a cold and crowded winter weekend in DC-with thousands of visitors journeying to the Capitol to celebrate the inauguration of our president. If you aren't planning to attend the inauguration yourself, what better opportunity to bundle up, escape the crowds and do exactly what nobody else will be doing.
Below are three of my favorite outdoor destinations inside the city limits and ideas of educational conversations to have- with adults or children- while you are there. These urban green areas are popular in the summer but are much less frequently visited during the other seasons of the year. Each of these sites is enjoyable for children and adults, and free to the public.
Let us know what you think!
1. Pierce Mill: Walk around this historical (and operational) mill and the surrounding Rock Creek Park. Learn how wheat is turned to flour, and talk to a ranger about how the river powers the mill.
Below are three of my favorite outdoor destinations inside the city limits and ideas of educational conversations to have- with adults or children- while you are there. These urban green areas are popular in the summer but are much less frequently visited during the other seasons of the year. Each of these sites is enjoyable for children and adults, and free to the public.
Let us know what you think!
1. Pierce Mill: Walk around this historical (and operational) mill and the surrounding Rock Creek Park. Learn how wheat is turned to flour, and talk to a ranger about how the river powers the mill.
2. National Arboretum: Famous for its azalea bloom in the spring, the arboretum is wonderful to explore in the winter as well. Challenge yourself to identify plant species without bright blooms and berries to guide you. Can you learn the names of 5 new plants on your visit?
3. Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens: The water lilies won't be out this time of year but this is a great place to go for a quiet walk in the outdoors. Pick a "sit spot"--a quiet, comfortable place where you can sit for 5 minutes and observe your surroundings. What's growing? What do you see, smell and hear? Record your observations. Plan to return once during each season this year and notice the changes in your sit-spot as the months pass.
Saturday, January 5, 2013
Caption This
Getting our nails done! |
We take a LOT of photos of our students --- both in the classroom and on trips. Capturing the perfect shot is hard enough, but we also have to try to encapsulate the moment with just a few words.
Well, we figured we could use your help with some of these. We've posted our caption below the picture, but we'd love to hear yours. Leave a caption in the comments section, and we may choose yours to highlight. Check back next week and feel free to spread the link!
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