Friday, December 3, 2010

Nico's Exhibition

Nico's exhibition was on Disney World.  He did a wonderful job teaching us about all the different5 activities that Disney World has to offer.  He told us about the many different hotels, shopping opportunities, theme parks and restaurants.  Way to go, Nico!

Thursday, December 2, 2010

Ronin's Exhibition

Ronin chose the "City That Never Sleeps," New York!  Our class learned how many trees were planted in Central Park, who designed the Statue of Liberty and which borough Yankee Stadium is located.  Wonderful job, Ronin!  We also loved your poem to remember your phone number!

Dominique's Exhibition

Dominique chose to do her exhibition on Ghana.  She said that she chose it because of a Ghana dance group she saw over the summer.  Some of the things she taught us were that Ghana is shaped like a rectangle, there are many small fishing villages and it is hot and damp there.  We are so proud of your hard work, Dominique!

Reigna's Exhibition

Reigna taught us all about Disney World!  Some of the interesting facts that she shared were that there are 2 water parks, 4 theme parks and when the park was first opened!  Reigna did a great job of describing the parks, it almost feels like we were there!  Awesome project, Reigna!

Kameron's Exhibition

Kameron chose to do his exhibition on Kalahari, a water park in Ohio.  Kameron told me that his favorite part of Kalahari are the water slides.   Kameron also did a wonderful job on his math goal. Keep up the hard work, Kameron!


Kyndal's Exhibition

Kyndal's exhibition was on our very own school!  She told us all about University Prep Academy - Ellen Thompson campus!  Some of the things that we learned were that there about 375 children at our school, that it was founded by Doug Ross and that we recently earned a grant from the Skillman Foundation.  We are so proud of your hard work, Kyndal!

Peyton's Exhibition

Peyton's exhibition was on the Toledo Zoo.  Some of the things that he taught us were how many animals were at the zoo, that there is a "Hippoquarium" and that there is an Africa exhibit.  Great job, Peyton!