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Hey there! I'm Mrs. Vaughan. I've had this blog for many years and I hope it brings you the joy that it has to past families. I hope to use this blog to share with you just some of the things we do here at Westside Elementary. Don't forget to become a member and sign up for email updates. All you need to do is look to the right, scroll down just a bit, look for "Follow by Email" and type your email in the section, then make sure to confirm with the email that is sent to your inbox. :)



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Friday, March 20, 2015

Leprechaun VisitTake

Take One
Take Two

Our trap didn't catch the leprechaun. :( we were so disappointed. Maybe next year! Here is what we found instead...




The leprechaun left us treats! Chocolate Gold Nuggets, Gold, and jewels (beads).

...and destroyed our room!!

He put our math umbrellas together all wrong! 




St. Patrick's Day Lesson Activities

We studied the colors of the rainbow. We discovered that the rainbow's name was Roy G. Biv, which stands for all the colors in the rainbow. After we discussed the colors, we made our own rainbow with fruit loops. Later for snack we had something special to eat. We had Lucky Charms, but we graphed our marshmallows while snacking on the cereal! After our graphing, we got to enjoy the marshmallows too.

Monday, March 16, 2015

Our Leprechaun Trap

We are hoping this is the year that we catch that naughty leprechaun! We are hoping that we trick him to climb the stairs, reach for the gold inside, and then fall into our trap!! 

Friday, March 13, 2015

We Made it Rain

On Thursday, we studied about rain. I explained that spring brings lots and lots of rain. We reviewed the water cycle and the vocabulary words evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. We reviewed information of stratus clouds and then we made our own rain. We filled a baggie up with about half a cup of soil. We spritzed the soil to make it moist, sealed the baggies, and taped them to a window. We are predicting that rain will made in our baggies and we have been observing the process. We have a few baggies with some condensation/"rain" running down inside. We think its cool.