Welcome to Mrs C's 2902 Class

New Blog for 2009

Mrs C — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 01:20:47 +0000

A new year, a new grade. This year Mrs C and Miss R will be working together in a learning studio with about 52 students – such excitement. We will be known as 5/6B (B is for brilliant) and our blog can be found here:
Our Blog 2009

An update…

Mrs C — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 15:24:39 +0000

Even after many months of not updating this blog, we find that it is still getting more hits each day than our current blog! Most visits are referrrals from Google Images, many more from the Edublogs site. Here are some statistics for this blog, mostly from Google Analytics:

Total visits to date: 19,011
Number of countries from which visits have come: 88
Our top ten countries for visitors:
- United States (719 visits)
- Australia (689)
- Germany (526)
- United Kingdom (179)
- Brazil (108)
- Canada (83)
- Poland (63)
- France (48)
- Spain (44)
- Netherlands (42)
Most northerly visit from: northern Norway (70 degrees North of the Equator)
Most southerly visit from: southern Chile (53 degrees South of the Equator)
40% of our visitors found this blog from: http://images.google.com
Number of posts: 39
Uploads: Images 32, videos 6, sound recordings 6.
Number of pages published: 8

Thanks for visiting – please be sure to check our 2008 blog at http://56c2008.edublogs.org.

Finale

Mrs C — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 00:36:53 +0000

This blog is now finished and no new posts will be added (well, there probably won’t be any more added – never say never).

The new 2008 5/6C class blog can be found at http://56c2008.edublogs.org.

We’ll be keeping this 2007 blog open too, because we learned a lot from making it and it will be a good reference to see how far we’ve come later on.

Comments posted to this site will still be read, so feel free to continue to add your ideas and questions!

Here is a way to keep your brain ticking over:

Mrs C — Wed, 26 Dec 2007 07:28:16 +0000

Here is a number puzzle to keep you puzzling over the holidays. How many can you solve? Here’s a clue: 1) 26 = L of the A is 26 Letters of the Alphabet. Be warned that this quiz apparently comes from Mensa, an organisation for highly intelligent people, so it will be tricky!

0	24 H in a D
1	26 L of the A
2	7 D of the W
3	7 W of the W
4	12 S of the Z
5	66 B of the B
6	52 C in a P (WJs)
7	13 S in the USF
8	18 H on a G C
9	39 B of the O T
10	5 T on a F
11	90 D in a R A
12	3 B M (S H T R)
13	32 is the T in D F at which W F
14	7 P in a N T
15	3 W on a T
16	100 C in a D
17	11 P in a S T
18	12 M in a Y
19	13=UFS
20	8 T on a O
21	29 D in F in a L Y
22	27 B in the N T
23	365 D in a Y
24	13 L in a B D
25	52 W in a Y
26	9 L of a C
27	60 M in a H
28	23 P of C in the H B
29	64 S on a C B
30	6 S in A
31	6 B to an O in C
32	1000 Y in a M
33	15 M on a D M C

Merry Christmas!

Mrs C — Mon, 24 Dec 2007 03:36:57 +0000

Happy Christmas Everyone!

I hope that the jolly fat man in the red suit comes down your chimney (or in through the door if you don’t have a chimney) tonight leaving something special for you.

Amazing Chalk Art

Mrs C — Mon, 24 Dec 2007 01:14:54 +0000

An incredibly talented artist named Julian Beever sure knows how to use chalk on a footpath! Follow the hyperlink to see more of his amazing art, all drawn on flat everyday concrete and stone surfaces.

Mind boggling, isn’t it?

I wish the pics would

go where I

want.

Books

Mrs C — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 09:29:30 +0000

On our books page (see the link in the title bar or click here) we have reviewed the books Mrs C has read to us this year. Some of them we read because they were related to the Integrated Studies units we were working on, but others we read because one of us heard it was good.

Mrs C would like some suggestions from other grades of books they think we should read, especially books by Australian authors.

We’re on holidays!

Mrs C — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 09:03:28 +0000

The 2007 school year is over and we’ve said goodbye to our grade 6 students. Most of our grade 5 students have moved into other grades but a few are staying on to lead our new class into the 2008 school year, so a special hello to Jacob, Robert, Mariah, Kim and Nikita. In 2008 we will be learning a whole lot more about blogs and even webpages, so stay tuned! Please post any suggestions or links to excellent blogs and websites in a comment – we’d love some inspiration.

To our Graduates

Mrs C — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 02:48:19 +0000

Guys, I was so proud of you all at Graduation! The evening was wonderful, made all the better because it was run by you, for you. Fantastic efforts:

Fern – a brilliant speech; humorous, sentimental and thoughtful all at once. You’ve set a high standard for others to live up to.

Zac, Damien, Brayden and Alex – you were the backbone of a wonderful program and ticket team. The results were very professional looking and the organisation and help you gave to get the task done was invaluable. A successful mission, boys.

Becky – it was so great to see you up the front in the dance, taking part and smiling! Keep it up next year; I’ll be listening for news about you from high school.

Imogen – how brave are you? Solo music to an audience of over 400 people. Well done and make sure you hold on to that “can do” attitude.

Nick – you win the firm handshake award – or would if there was one! Your folks must have been so proud of the confident way you walked across the stage to receive your certificate.

Hannah – another speaker of a high calibre. You even managed to smile and speak clearly at the same time. Great job.

Matt – you organised yourself well in your Sovereign Hill speech and acted confident.I don’t know if you actually felt that way, but if you were nervous you hid it well.

Great work kids. Makes me wish I’d kept you down so I could have you all again next year! Grade fivers – your classmates and grade six students from other grades have set a high benchmark for you to aspire to next year.

See the wonderful Graduation Quilt below:

Happy Holidays (nearly!)

Mrs C — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 11:29:11 +0000

It’s not long now until the end of the school year. Half of our class will be moving on to high school, and the other half will be moving on to grade 6 next year, so there are many exciting, fun and sometimes scary times ahead.

Before that, though, we have the Summer holidays. Five whole weeks without a single day of school. So, what are your plans? Are you going anywhere? Have you set yourself any goals? How will you prepare for next year?

Post your answers as a comment.