La Granja
Maestra: Jolimar, me gusta tu habitat. Por favor, ¿puedes describir que tu creaste?
Jolimar: Its a habitat. I made the grass, water, and the sun. The door goes to the barn. We made the farm red.
Maestra: Why is this a good habitat for your horse?
Jolimar: Well, the horse lives on the farm. The grass helps the horse survive. The horse needs the water to drink.
Maestra: What was your favorite part in creating this prjoject?
Jolimar: I liked doing the grass because we got to glue it down. It was easy. We are so proud of what we made.
Maestra: As you should. I really like how you and Kialis collaborated together on this project.
17 julio 2014
Kialis Gonzalez
Maestra: ¿Puedes describir que tu creaste?
Kialis: Its a farm. We colored the different parts. we stuck it to the sun. Oh, we also put out water for the horse.
Maestra: Why is this a good habitat for the horse that you sculpted?
Kialis: He lives there. Hes got a place to sleep. He has water, and the sun, he needs the sun.
Maestra: What was your favorite part of this project?
Kialis: I liked working with Jolimar and when we stuck the grass. We created the habitat by working together, that was my favorite part.
Maestra: Thank you, Kialis. You both created a beautiful habitat.
Kialis: Its a farm. We colored the different parts. we stuck it to the sun. Oh, we also put out water for the horse.
Maestra: Why is this a good habitat for the horse that you sculpted?
Kialis: He lives there. Hes got a place to sleep. He has water, and the sun, he needs the sun.
Maestra: What was your favorite part of this project?
Kialis: I liked working with Jolimar and when we stuck the grass. We created the habitat by working together, that was my favorite part.
Maestra: Thank you, Kialis. You both created a beautiful habitat.
09 julio 2014
Edwin Velez Robles
Happy Painting
Project: Long-term room improvement plan
Maestra: Edwin, you have been very helpful in
improving the appearance of our classroom.
I know you have spent a lot of time painting the furniture. I really like how you were very careful and
paid close attention to detail.
Edwin: I like painting stuff. I like painting Superman, Batman, Robin.
Maestra: How do you feel when you’re painting?
Edwin: Happy.
Maestra: What did you like best about working on
the furniture?
Edwin: It made me very happy.
Maestra: Why?
Edwin: I like painting with my friends.
NYS Arts:
·
understand and use the elements and principles
of art (texture) in order to communicate their ideas
·
experiment and create art works, in a
variety of mediums
CCLS: Speaking and Listening
·
Build on others’ talk in
conversations by responding to the comments of others through multiple
exchanges
·
Seek to understand and communicate
with individuals from different cultural backgrounds.
·
Produce complete sentences when
appropriate to task and situation.
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Yarielys Seda Castillo y Ramon Moreno
Un Puente
de Colaboración
Maestra: Por
favor explique como usted construyó esta estructura.
Yarielys:
Comencé con los bloques más grandes, y los puse aquí. Entonces puse estos dos
palitos sobre el lado, y luego añadí los dos encima. Ramon trabajó conmigo para construir la parte
arriba y elegir los colores del palitos.
Maestra: ¿Cuál
era su parte favorita de este proyecto?
(Escrito) Me
gusta construir los palitos de arriba.
NYS CCLS:Mathmatical Practice:
1.Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them.
5. Use appropriate tools strategically
6. Attend to precision.
7. Look for and make use of structure.
CCLS: math-1.G Reason with 3D shapes and their
attributes
Gabriella Cotto
Maestra: ¿Como hiciste crear su imagen?
Gabriella: When I made it, the trunk, it looked like a
tree, so I made it a tree. I just made a
thing in the middle and I made it a big line. Then I made the little
lines.
Maestra: Can you describe the detail here? (pointing)
Gabriella: I made a line first, then I made a line to each
side and then I made a circle. The
circles are the leaves.
Maestra: Gracias Gabriella.
CCLS: Major Understandings 3.2a Matter exists in three
states: solid, liquid, gas. • solids have a definite shape and volume • liquids
do not have a definite shape but have a definite volume • gases do not hold
their shape or volume
08 julio 2014
Jose Felipe Mesa Potrille
Provocación
de Bloques:
¿Cómo
puede viajar de un sitio al otro?
Maestra: ¿Puede
explicar cómo construyó este?
Jose: Porque
soy superinteligente. Quiero lo hago.
Maestra: ¿Puedes explicar lo que has construido?
Jose: Hay un techo, una puerta donde puede pasar por dos lados, un
rectángulo so nadie puede entrar, solo la policía. Le mandan algo de afuera.
Maestra: ¿Qué estás
haciendo en las fotos?
(Escrito) Yo
estoy jugando. Porque yo no tengo bloques (en casa).
NYS CCLS:Mathmatical Practice:
1.
Make sense of problems and persevere
in solving them.
5. Use appropriate tools strategically
6. Attend to precision.
7. Look for and make use of structure.
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