数上开花

神机妙算小能手

测量单位

数对的艺术美

Students demonstrated significant improvements while studying the concept of good citizenship. Engaging in collaborative projects that fostered teamwork and communication skills, allowing students to articulate their ideas effectively. As part of their learning, students discussed what they need to do to be good citizens in school, focusing on respect, responsibility, and active participation in school activities. The inquiry-based approach encouraged critical thinking, enabling them to analyze school issues and propose practical solutions.

Additionally, students developed a deeper understanding of global contexts and the importance of cultural diversity, which enhanced their empathy and open-mindedness. Participation in group activities, such as building cat houses to place in the school grounds to help feed the stray cats in the area, encouraged them to take action and engage with their school community. This project reinforced their sense of responsibility and demonstrated the impact of compassionate actions on their immediate environment.

Students explored biographies to gain insights into the lives of influential figures, learning about the structure and significance of timelines in the process. By creating timelines of their own lives, they developed a personal connection to the concept, understanding how events shape individual journeys. Additionally, they engaged in writing biographies about people they found interesting, which honed their research and writing skills while deepening their appreciation for diverse life stories and achievements.

In Spring Class, we explored photomicrography by combining literature, experiments, and hands-on learning. We learned about electron microscopes and their evolution, revolutionizing microscopic studies.

In our Literature anthology, we learned about water's forms—liquid, solid, gas—and their molecular interactions. We experimented with water and food coloring to observe molecular movement.

A highlight was collaborating with Ms. Abby Luo, who taught us microscope use. Students observed specimens, asked insightful questions, and learned to think like scientists.

In our recent lessons, we explored the theme of "Changing Views of Earth," where students delved into the wonders of the universe. They learned about the technology that enables us to understand our solar system, gaining insights into its structure and workings.

Another compelling topic centered around the Rollet family, who faced challenges making ends meet. Despite the father's hard work and struggles, his family remained supportive. They shared touching moments, such as visiting a soup kitchen together and participating in a talent show, where the daughters sang and danced, bringing joy to the crowd during the cold weat

Our detailed worksheets effectively reinforced these lessons, ensuring students grasped the material thoroughly. To further enrich our learning experience, we celebrated an English Day filled with engaging activities that fostered collaboration and fun, allowing everyone to enjoy their time together while deepening their understanding.