The Color Wheel

Today we did a projet on the color wheel.We only used our primary colors to make the other colors.Are primary colors are red,blue and yellow.We mixed the primary colors to make the senodary colors wich are purple,green and orange.Next we mixed the secondary colors to make the tertiary colors,some of tertiary colors are yellow green, blue green and orange red.Then we learned about the analogous colors and the complimentary colors,some of the analogous colors are orange yellow yellow yellow green,some of the complimentary colors are blue and orange and purple and yellow. Then we got to eat the cookies and they were good.
By Madison and Emily D.

Presenting.....Our Oral History Reports!

Bubble Busters

Today we did a lesson called "bubble busters"! first, we got dish washing detergent in a cup.there were four cups. a,b,c,and d. Then we got a straw.we got a paper plate,then put it on the table and traced it. we wrote our hypothesis,each cup had adifferent amount of detergent A had1,b had5 c had 15 d had30!.our prediction was,"b or ds bubbles might last longer." we put the straw in the cup,then we got some detergent in the straw.we put it in the circle we drew on the table... and blew aBUBBLE!our teachers put us in groups of four. we each blew three bubbles. then we timed our bubbles.to see how long they would stay.cup Bs bubbles lasted the longest. we recorded our data and cleaned up. it was so much fun!

by: Emily Whitaker& Jessica Henson

we love GIFTED!!!!

Dousing

Dousing is a old way to find water under ground.They also called it divining because it looked like magic!They used two alive sticks.We used two copper rods.Both rods and sticks would cross over in a X. Only when you stand over water. You can hold them by puting your pinkky on the botom and thumb on top and the rest of your fingers in a fist don't hold to tigh.
by Caroline and Luke

Bees and Honey

On our field trip we learned that male bees are lazy and have no stingers. We also learned that feamle bees do all the work.The queen bee lays all the eggs while the other bees work.The feamales bees gather necktar and bring it back to the hive.We take the honey that the bees make and buy it at the store.We also got to take a pretzzle and dip it in honey.It tasted very sweet.We got to smell a rose and it had necktar.
By Madison and Abigail.

Barberville Farm

The Barberville Farm at the pioneir settlement is fun and there are peacocks,chickens,sheep,a donkey,a mule,a goat and some geese! There is lots of things to do and you can pet and feed the sheep!The sheep are so so so soft and so fluffy! The animals are very fun and cool at the farm and are very very very awesome,wonderful,and we love it!!! I loved the FARM!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By:Rachel and Delaney

Lassie Cake

We learnd in the pioner days, that you can not just go to the store and buy a cake you had to make cake from scratch.We had to use the ingredients like butter,flower,buttermilk,eggs and all the other ingredients.Then we had to stir the ingredients in a large bowl and then we cooked the batter in the oven.We waited for a couple minutes then we ate it.
By JJ and Devon





Here's the recipe for Lassie Cake

1 cup sugar
2 cups sifted flour
1 tsp. cinnamon
1 cup buttermilk
1 tsp. baking soda
1 cup brown sugar
1 tsp. nutmeg
1 tsp. salt
1/2 cup butter
1 egg

Preheat oven to 350. Mix together melted butter, white sugar and brown sugar, sift flour with cinnamon, nutmeg and salt. Add to sugar mixture and mix until crumbly. Take out 1/2 cup and set aside. Mix egg, buttermilk and baking soda together. Add this to flour mixture and mix well. Pour into 9 x 13 inch greased pan. Sprinkle reserved crumbs over top and bake for 25 minutes. Cool in pan before cutting.