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Be an Expert at Music

June 21st, 2008 · No Comments

Be an Expert at Music By Jordan and Zack

Do you want to know how to become an expert at music to impress your friends? Here are some tips to make you an expert!

  1. Have fun!
  2. Notice all the music notes and how they sound
  3. Adjust your voice to the right sound level
  4. Try to memorize the music
  5. Listen to the way your music teacher sings the notes so you know how it is suppose to sound
  6. Think outside of the box when thinking of melodies and music notes
  7. Don’t make other noises when people are singin
  8. Know the music notes
  9. Improve the music, by suggesting ways to make it artistic
  10. Not only sing, but also play an instrument

Tags: Curriculum Clues

Everything You Need to Know to Make Your Desk Look Spectacular

June 11th, 2008 · No Comments


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Everything You Need to Know to Make Your Desk Look Spectacular
By Maddy and Katie

These pictures will help make a wonderfully organized desk! Follow what we are doing on the slide show in your desk and you’ll be ready to go!

Tags: Writing Projects

Be an Expert at Music

June 9th, 2008 · No Comments

By Jordan and Zack

Do you want to know how to become an expert at music to impress your friends? Here are some tips to make you an expert!

  1. Have fun!
  2. Notice all the music notes and how they sound
  3. Adjust your voice to the right sound level
  4. Try to memorize the music
  5. Listen to the way your music teacher sings the notes so you know how it is suppose to sound.
  6. Think outside of the box when thinking of melodies and music notes.
  7. Don’t make other noises when people are singing.
  8. Know the music notes.
  9. Improve the music, by suggesting ways to make it artistic
  10. Not only sing, but also play an instrument

Tags: Curriculum Clues

Want to become excellent @ art?

June 9th, 2008 · No Comments

By Garrett and Josef

Here are our top 10 ways to become an Amazing artist.

  1. Have fun
  2. Don’t brag
  3. Practice, practice, practice
  4. Do art everywhere
  5. Doodle a lot  
  6. See art in everyday things
  7. Doodle a lot
  8. Do different things, not just one
  9. Take some art classes
  10. Go to art museums

Tags: Curriculum Clues

10 Ways To Become Fantastic at French

June 9th, 2008 · No Comments

By Alec and Jieun

Bonjour! Have you ever wanted to study the French language? Here are some spectacular ways to start!

  • Study French before your teacher comes into the room.
  • Pay attention to your teacher.
  • Study French at home.
  • Learn the French alphabet.
  • Learn how to say numbers in French.
  • Write small French paragraphs.
  • Speak French at home.
  • Read French passages to other people.
  • Play French games.
  • Sing French songs.

Tags: Curriculum Clues

Being an expert at science

June 9th, 2008 · No Comments

By Chris, Davis, and Caroline

Here are the top 10 ways to be an expert at science –

  • Ask questions to clarify your understanding
  • Try things in different ways
  • Never give up
  • Get deeply involved don’t be lazy
  • Be daring to investigate
  • Don’t get frustrated if the experiment doesn’t work
  • Think outside the box
  • Try things that might not work
  • Be safe
  • Have fun but don’t go to overboard

Tags: Curriculum Clues

10 Tips To Master the Skills of Writing!

June 9th, 2008 · No Comments

By Katie and Maddy

Here’s 10 tips on how to make your writing magnificent. Follow these 10 ways wisely to write your next story!

  1. Imagination
  2. Personal voice
  3. Extravagent word choice
  4. Sequential organization while writing
  5. Very exciting and interesting topics
  6. Sentence fluency is an important key
  7. Every little convention counts in your piece
  8. Expressing your feelings on paper helps your writing
  9. Picking genres is just as signifigant as the text
  10. You need tremendous amounts of patience to write well

Tags: Curriculum Clues

Top 10 for Becoming an Expert at Physical Education

June 9th, 2008 · No Comments

By Emma, and Charlie

In our school we call our gym class Physical Education!
Here are the ways we think you can become an expert at Physical Education!

  1. Have fun!
  2. If you have an idea, say it
  3. Play fairly
  4. Play by the rules
  5. Cooperate with others
  6. Be safe
  7. Be yourself
  8. Listen when the instructor is talking
  9. Do your best
  10. It is easier to be athletic

Tags: Curriculum Clues

Top 10 Ways To Become An Expert At….SPELLING!

June 9th, 2008 · No Comments

By Emma and John

If you want a 100% percent on all your spelling tests, these are the top 10 ways to get it!

  • Practice every day
  • Study the difficult words
  • Think the words through
  • Do a practice test at home
  • Study the grammar of the words
  • Sound out the syllables
  • Make sure you know what the word means
  • Break the words into parts
  • Look at the spelling list
  • Challenge yourself with difficult words

Tags: Curriculum Clues

How to be the ruler of reading

June 9th, 2008 · No Comments

By Spencer and Kaitlyn

Do you struggle in reading class? Well, lots of us do. But there are a lot of things you have to remember like….

  • Have a book to read
  • Don’t always read because you’re told to.
  • Read for fun
  • Don’t get distracted
  • Have schema about the book you’re reading
  • Make connections, have questions, etc.
  • Make sure the book is just right for you
  • Make sure you can visulize all the ideas
  • Make sure you know what’s happening in the book
  • Be able to read the book, and finish it.

Tags: Curriculum Clues

How We Became the Masters at Math

June 9th, 2008 · No Comments

By Nathan and Susan

Do you know how to become an expert at math? We do! Here are our top 10 ways to be the masters of math!

  • Study the difficult facts
  • Do math in your spare moments
  • Listen to others ideas
  • Estimate on hard problems
  • Make your answers accurate and specific
  • Practice the math methods
  • Help other people
  • Have all your materials before you start
  • Proofread your work
  • Do your best!

 

Tags: Curriculum Clues