-Math: SL 5-8.
-History: Finish up the 5 paragraph rough draft of your biography report. I'll check those Thursday in class. Length should be about 3 to 5 full pages.
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Fun Educational Links
- NM Solar Eclipse Map for Sunday, May 20 @ 6:30-8:30 pm
- Solar Eclipse May 20, 2012 Video (NASA)
- How-to make a simple pinhole projector to safely watch the solar eclipse
- Taos Charter School Website
- Taos Weather Forecast (NWS)
- Taos News Online
- Career Info
- Academic Kids Encyclopedia
- Wikipedia
- Science News for Kids
- Smithsonian Museum of Natural History - Human Origins Site
- GeoNet Geography Game
- Drita My Homegirl novel site
- Purpose Games (educational games in all subjects)
- Traveler IQ Challenge
- Practice Measuring Angles
- Rosetta Stone
- More Practice Measuring Angles
- Ski Sipapu!
- Taos Ski Valley Weather Forecast
- How-To Write a Great Paragraph
- American Revolution
- American Revolution (people)
- Geo-Bee Study Guides
- Storytown E-Book (4th)
- Storytown Advanced Readers Booklet Collection
- Printable Multiplication and Division Fact Practice Sheets
- Multiplication Table
- Math Practice Site IXL!
- Bill of Rights Game
- PBS Nature (full episodes)
- Death to Decimals!
- Latitude and Longitude Game
- Lat. and Long. Quiz
- Nova Science Now Videos
- There/ Their/ They're Practice
- Your / You're Quiz
- There / Their / They're Online Quiz
- Fraction Tanks!
- Woogaboo!
- Friendly Letter Format
- More Keyboarding Games
- Geo-Spy
- Make your own Electronic Music!
- Timez Attack Game (free download)
- Multiplication.com
- Math Playground
- Doctors Without Borders
- UNICEF
- Printable Subtraction Fact Practice
- Judy Blume
- Cocos y Coconas, by Larry Torres
- Western Soundscape Archive (nature sounds)
- Front Page News From Around The Globe!
- Google Maps
- Fact Monster
- How Stuff Works
- Whitehouse Site for Kids
- Learn Spanish! (and translate)
- Spanish Translator
- Fishy Fractions
- Balloon Pop Fraction Game
- B.A.M.! Body And Mind
- Food Pyramid Game
- Tongue Twisters!
- Kids' Health
- Eco-Kids
- Kids Saving the Earth
- Online Scavenger Hunts!
- Scholastic News Online
- Kids Geography & Geology
- National Gallery of Art for Kids
- Library of Congress for Kids
- NASA Website!
- National Geographic for Kids
- Smithsonian Institution Online
- Sports Illustrated for Kids
- Kids Baseball Site
- Geo-Bee Info
Links for Parents
Classroom Volunteer Opportunities and WishList
- -TCS needs substitute teachers occasionally. Ask Kathy Martinez in the office for more information and to get an application packet.
- -Parent volunteer to help out with paper recycling once every few weeks.
- -Volunteer to assist the class during art. Fridays 9:20-10:00.
- -Volunteer to help assemble a current class phone/ email list to distribute.
- -Volunteers to paint the walls of the classroom (we already have the paint).
- -Basketballs, footballs, kickballs, jumpropes, air pump
- -Extra composition books
4th Grade School Supply List (please replenish during the year as needed)
- Required:
- -6 single subject wide-ruled composition books (not spiral-bound)
- -2 dozen pencils
- -6 folders
- -A few red pens or pencils
- -A few dry-erase markers
- -Small scissors
- -Ruler w/ inchers and centimeters (not Flexi-Rulers)
- -Colored pencils or crayons or markers
- -1 pack loose wide-lined paper
- -500 sheet pack of white copy paper (recycled, please)
- -A pack of mixed color construction paper
- -Kleenex
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About Me
- Michael L. Bonner
- Hello! Welcome to our class blog. I've been the 4th grade teacher at TCS since 2001, and I'm very proud to be a part of this school. I wouldn't want to teach anywhere else. I grew up in Jamestown, New York (about an hour south of Buffalo). I graduated from the University of Colorado with a BA in English Literature, received an MA in Anthropology from the University of New York at Albany, and earned my teaching endorsement from Fort Lewis College in Durango. Before moving to Taos, I taught 4th and 5th grade for four years on the Navajo Nation in Shiprock, NM. Prior to teaching, I worked for several years as a ski patroller and snowmaker in Colorado at Eldora and Telluride. My wife Hillary is a teacher at Taos Middle School. We have one very large dog named Alejandro. We love to hike, bike, camp, ski, and travel. Thanks for visiting our blog! You can contact me via email: mbonner@taoscharterschool.org or at school 751-7222 ext 221.
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