Thursday, April 7, 2016

BACTERIAL ART! (Second Block)



Welcome to the Bacterial Art Show
In science this month we have been studying bacteria as we further investigate the search for life on another planet. As we looked through the microscope we saw art! Art takes many forms and you will see a few of those forms as you take a virtual stroll through our art gallery! 




























Emma Montovani

Grace Dickerson - In or Out

Shelby Lair - Bacterbia




Abbie Kirmser




Abbie Kirmser

Brandon Zhang - In the Life of a Germ


Alex Horner - Fire and Ice



Abbie Kirmser


Ben Richardson - The Itsy Bitsy Bacterium



Maya Chon






Maya Chon - Bacteri-AArgh!




David Bledsoe - Bacterial Evolution




Brett Black - Solar System 




Tatum Bhargava - Cool!

CJ Meyer

Jude Cunningham - Donald Trump







Dakota Dart


Kinsey Nichols - Bacterial Mickey






BACTERIAL ART! (First Hour)

Welcome to the Bacterial Art Show

In science this month we have been studying bacteria as we further investigate the search for life on another planet. As we looked through the microscope we saw art! Art takes many forms and you will see a few of those forms as you take a virtual stroll through our art gallery! 



Grace Heinrichs 


Timmy Emerson - First Hour



Johnny Abromeit - First Hour




Joyita Dev - First Hour


Lauren Rome - First Hour




Maren Butcher - First Hour



TW Owens - First Hour



PJ Enegren - First Hour




Adam Sandid - First Hour




Lex Oswald - First Hour


Harrison Mairs - First Hour



Maddon Nguyen - First Hour


Macy Shepherd - First Hour




Saad Malik - First Hour










Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Meet the MICE!

These female mice will race the robots being designed in each class. The question being answered is Robot or Animal. Who do you think will win!
1st Hour: Usainia Bolt

2nd Hour: Cocoa

3rd Hour: Carmella

6th Hour: Squeakers


Monday, November 16, 2015

Mouse vs. Robot

Progress: Teams are working hard to ensure that their side (mouse or robot) will be the first to conquer the maze. Robot teams have begun to program, maze designers are working hard on the final maze designs and the mice trainers have started to see results. 




Meet the Robots

First Hour

Second Hour
Third Hour


Sixth Hour

Tomorrow we will meet the mice!

Thursday, November 12, 2015

Time to Revive the Blog

Fifth grade science is full of exciting changes this year. We are nearly finished with phase one of the simulator redesign, our students are exploring their world in ways that no fifth grade class has ever done with their iPads and we are embarking upon new projects that will push our young scientists to do and discover more. 

Fifth Grade Overnight Trip
Who is watching who? Using iPads at the Oklahoma Aquarium.

















1st Hour Robot Team
The first half of the year has been full of discovery as we have learned about chemsitry, physics and ecology using the oceans as the vehicle for the discovery. It has been quite a journey. Currently my amazing scientists ar exploring this question: Can a robot complete a maze faster than a mouse? They came up with this question and experiement all on their own. Half of the class is building and programming a robot while the other half is working on training a mouse to complete the maze. Subsets of each group are working as public affairs and maze design teams. Stay tuned for more cool information as the teams gear up for an early December race!

Animal Team working on a Maze Mockup with Usainia Bolt


Tuesday, October 21, 2014

Tuesday, September 23, 2014


SPARTONIUM



As we learn more and more about science, one of the key abilities of any good scientist is the ability to communicate what he/she knows or has found our through their research. We did presnetations about our Spartonium lab and the findings from that lab. Here is what our 1st hour students thought was the best presentation from their class. Good job Adley and Nick!



In 2nd hour Emily and Joseph used a different mode of communication but got their point across very well.


                   
                           
                            
                            
          
Such an original way to share your research! Good work crews!