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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Pleasant Run Elementary – 3rd Grade
3rd graders from Pleasant Run Elementary School visited the Learning Curve to report on their favorite school subjects and experiences. Click the podcast player below to hear all about it!
Monument Lighthouse Academy – 5th Grade
5th graders from Monument Lighthouse Academy visited the Learning Curve to animate scenes related to Indiana’s current events and history! Click on a thumbnail below to see an animation!
Posted in Group Visits
Tagged animation, Elementary School, Indianamation, Pivot, Software
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Pleasant Run Elementary
Pleasant Run Elementary 2nd & 3rd graders visiting the Learning Curve enjoyed the book A Field Guide to Aliens by Johan Olander. They used Kidpix software to create their own monsters.
Indiana Partnership for Young Writers
Indiana Partnership for Young Writers celebrates students’ original poems, memoirs, and fiction literature at the Learning Curve. Use the podcast player below to hear the students’ literary works.
Posted in Partnership
Tagged Elementary School, Indiana Partnership for Young Writers, literature, Poetry, Writing
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Answers for Park Tudor from Paraguay!
Translations for the answers: 0:00 The capital of Paraguay is Asunción. 0:05 My favorite food is pizza and chocolate! 0:18 My favorite band is La Kachorra! 0:20 I like to play soccer after school. 0:40 (Someone would come to Paraguay) … Continue reading
Posted in Group Visits, Outside the Curve, Podcast
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Fox Hill – Kindergarten
Fox Hill kindergarteners visited the Learning Curve and read Eric Carle’s The Tiny Seed! The Tiny Seed introduces different environments, the seasonal cycle and plant growth. Check out the kindergarteners’ plant diagrams below which show seeds, roots, stems, leaves, flower petals, and more!
A Monstrous Storytime
On a rainy Sunday at the Curve, some of the bravest, most courageous youngsters stepped up to the challenge to document the habits and distinguishing characteristics of some amazing monsters! For inspiration we started our adventure with the following books. … Continue reading
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May 2011 @ the Learning Curve: YAT, Harry & the Potters, and more!
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