Then, we let our painted lady butterflies go free to continue their life cycle.It's supposed to be a nice weekend, so they should do well. The class had a great time watching the larva form their chrysalis and then become beautiful butterflies. Of course four of them emerged on the weekend and the fifth emerged while we enjoyed the butterfly exhibit at the Milwaukee Museum! Thanks to Michael's family for treating us to this experience.
Friday, May 29, 2009
The Bee and Bye Bye Butterflies
Today was packed with things to do. We had our class spelling bee to determine who would continue on to our 3rd grade spelling bee next Friday. Pictured are the top three spellers with the others that will join them for the big event next Friday. Everyone did a great job!
Then, we let our painted lady butterflies go free to continue their life cycle.It's supposed to be a nice weekend, so they should do well. The class had a great time watching the larva form their chrysalis and then become beautiful butterflies. Of course four of them emerged on the weekend and the fifth emerged while we enjoyed the butterfly exhibit at the Milwaukee Museum! Thanks to Michael's family for treating us to this experience.
Then, we let our painted lady butterflies go free to continue their life cycle.It's supposed to be a nice weekend, so they should do well. The class had a great time watching the larva form their chrysalis and then become beautiful butterflies. Of course four of them emerged on the weekend and the fifth emerged while we enjoyed the butterfly exhibit at the Milwaukee Museum! Thanks to Michael's family for treating us to this experience.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
It's Museum Time!


These photos were sent by Jonathan's mom.
Today the third grade headed to the Milwaukee Public Museum to learn new things and review things learned this year. The butterfly exhibit was a hit as always!
Eating lunch with our chaperones.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Thursday, February 26, 2009
The Shrine Circus
Today was our annual 3rd grade trip to the Shrine Circus. It was loud, colorful, and a lot of fun!I'm posting some pictures and video from the beginning to the end for those students who weren't able to make it. The unfortunate part of the circus in February is that we often have several people out sick! One teacher wasn't able to make the trip this year. Enjoy the show!
After the ringmaster started the show, we enjoyed the tiger act. 
Then we saw a high wire act. They were really amazing!
The next act was a dog act. The dogs were so excited to perform.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Folk Dancing Program
Our third grade learns several different folk dances in third grade. Last night they showed us all of their hard work. I've posted a couple of photos, and a short video. I take the video with my camera, so It's not the best. The video is of the Viginia Reel. That is the dance they learn to do at the Colonial Christmas. Unfortunately, snow canceled that party, so this was the first time anyone saw it.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Salem 100th Day Showcase
This evening we opened the school to showcase the many things that are happening at Salem on a daily basis. There were displays by many grade levels, Mad Science was giving demonstrations, there was face painting, rock wall climbing, Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader, music, dancing, and ice cream!It was a lot of fun, and there was a huge crowd. I think we'll start planning for next year tomorrow!
The Growing Continues
We have planted some of the starter peat pots in larger pots to give them the space they need. The plants continue to grow, and that makes me very happy. Everyone took home the pea plants that were extra. We don't have enough room to light them all. I've had reports that the home plants are also doing well.I'm hoping we have actual flowers by May!
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