Tuesday, May 12, 2020

Triangular prisms

 Another Bumblebee hard at work at home. I am so proud of this student (and all our students) working so hard from home and so grateful to his family for guiding him and submitting his work, so that as his teacher I still feel like I have an awareness of his progress.  Even in the beautiful summery weather we have had our students remain diligent in getting to their work in a timely fashion.
 Here is a triangular prism he has created at home with his examination of triangular prisms writing in the background.
 He is seen here doing a beginning division story problem in math that was all about money. Great use of manipulatives to help you in your work!
 A better look at his written work about the triangular prisms.
And finally his Serape glyph which gives us lots of good information if we know the code!
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