Robotics Camp
This is a LEGO robotics camp being offered this summer at East Cobb Middle School. Download the application form using the link below.
Money Matters ~ Penny ~ Historical Research
2nd & 3rd graders,
Your job is to discover historical events that interest YOU. You need one historical event for the year on each of your eight pennies. We found a site that might help you. Be sure to have a parent help you navigate this site. There are many other resources you can use as well...almanac, encyclopedias timelines...
3rd Graders
Go to our Money Matters page and have each of your parents complete the survey. Bring the results to your next class.
2009 Schedule
Happy New Year! We look forward to seeing everybody soon! Classes resume January 6th. Please check the new schedule. This schedule is tentative. If adjustments need to be made to the schedule that change your Target day, you will be notified.
Target Schedule
Monday ~ 4th
Tuesday ~ 5th
Wednesday ~ 1st & 2nd
Thursday ~ 3rd
Friday ~ Kdg. TD
Whodunnit Web Quest
2nd & 3rd grade,
Click on the link below to complete the web quest we started in class.
If you choose to search for all the answers be sure you bring your findings to one of your fearless leaders. :)
The Whodunnit - Trackstar Quest
If you choose to explore more mystery stories click on the link below
If you write a mystery story please share it with us.
(These are optional activities.)
Wax Museum
Presentation should be 1 minute long.
The focus of your presentation should be on the significant contributions your "Great Brain" made to society.
4th & 5th grade will be presenting their
Great Brain Wax Museum
November 20th in the Media Center.
Classes will be invited to attend between 8:30 - 10:00.
Parent's private engagement 12:45 - 1:15. (family)
We hope to see you there! 
Absences
Absences - students are responsible for coming by Target as soon as they return to pick up their tally and find out what they missed so they can be prepared for their next Target day.
Neuroscientist Visit
Today 4th & 5th grades had a visit from a neuroscientist. The children were able to see many animal brains. They compared the olfactory lobes, cerebellum, midbrain and the occipital lobes of each brain and used the sizes of each area to determine to which animal it belonged. 
What a great learning experience!
