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by Ellen teacher: Mr. Edwards


Assignments
What to Expect in 4th grade 06/03
Simple machines 04/30
Vocab Words - 4/30/2010 04/30
Uncle Sam's Boat in Trouble 04/21
Immigration 04/13
Vowels / Voyelles 04/09
Spring Break 2010 04/07
Spelling Story: Week of April 5th 04/05
Current Events: March 19th 03/19
Current Event: March 2010 03/12
Meteorology and Ginger Zee 03/10
Shiloh - Final Chapter 03/04
Stone Fox Chapter 11 02/26
Cresent Moon Lake 01/28
Under water wonder 01/28
Jabberwocky 01/29
Which Way is Up? 01/28
What do you see...? #3 01/21
What do you see...? #2 01/21
Roller Coaster 01/08
Winter Break 01/06
The Grove 12/02
The Witches...Double Bubble 11/20
Storytelling Time 11/18
Books we've read 11/16
The Witches...Final Chapter 11/16
What do you see...? 11/13
Book Report 11/13
Vocabulary Words: Lesson 2 10/16
Graue Mill 10/16
Vocabulary Words: Unit 1 10/09
Quote for October 2nd 10/02
Honus and Me 09/23
Quotes - week of Sept. 9-11 09/11

Blog Entries
6/3 Fourth Grade Rocks!!!!!!!!
4/30 Photo 2 from the Museum of Science and Industry
4/7 Spring Break
4/5 Spelling Story
1/29 Jabberwocky Prequel
11/20 The Witches: Book and Movie
11/16 To The Castle!
11/15 What I See
11/13 A Magical Island
10/16 A Trip to The Graue Mill and Museum
10/9 Triumphant Swimmer
10/2 A Quotation by Thomas Edison
9/25 Never Judge a Book Just by how it Looks
9/25 Read Honus and Me!
9/11 When You are Angry

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Photo 2 from the Museum of Science and Industry In this picture, Emily and I studied wheels and axles. They work because the wheel turns around the still middle, the axle. Since there is not much friction between the wheel and the axle, the wheel spins easily.
In a car, for instance, the steering wheel turns against the middle part, the axle. The turning wheel reduces the friction against the rubber wheel and the road by

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