First of
all, did you know that you aren’t supposed to put two spaces after a period
anymore? I can’t help it! I read it on some article! I guess I am so old school, that I can’t
break the habit! So, don’t judge. I have to put two spaces after my periods. I do.
If you can find that article [insert here].
So, GT… Gifted
and Talented, W.I.N.G.S. HUH? Wylie’s
Inquisitive and Naturally Gifted Students.
Now you know what W.I.N.G.S. stands for!
People ask me all the time what W.I.N.G.S. stand for. Did you know that we hold a GT showcase for
our students every year? The first
graders create research products over animals and the second graders research
about their passions. Third grade’s
theme is Math in Nature, and fourth grade’s theme is Enigma’s. The GT student’s work really hard on their
Texas Performance Standards Project (TPSP) every year. Each year all the elementary schools in Wylie
come together and show their products at a showcase. We all go to one elementary school and lay
out all of the research projects for everyone to see. In the fall, third and fourth grade show
their creations. First and second grade
get to show theirs in the spring. I know
many of you wanted to go to the showcase, but you weren’t able to come, so I
took some pictures! I would like to take
this opportunity to show the kids’ projects off. So, enjoy!
Here are some 1st grade research projects over Animal Nations:
Check
out a king cobra. Here is one about the bald
eagle. A diorama of giraffes.
Here are some 2nd grade research projects over Passions:
Passion about dance!
She wrote her choreography down!
Yes, ALL her dance steps!!!
Passion
about being a pastry chef. Look at her
dummy cake! It looks real, huh? We even wrote an email to Duff Goldman, but
he didn’t reply. L
Here is a 3rd grade project over the
Fibonacci Sequence.
Here are some 4th grade research projects
over Enigma’s:
Great Pyramids
Stonehenge
The Nazca Lines
The Lochness Monster
If I could
have, I would’ve put all of the pictures of the projects up! I hope you enjoyed looking at the projects
that our students have created. I hope that next year you will come to the GT
showcase and see all the projects! I
love working with our students, and letting their thoughts and ideas flow.
Oh, and I
found the article…
Here it is:
http://www.cultofpedagogy.com/two-spaces-after-period/
Nothing
Says Over 40 Like Two Spaces after a Period!
(But I’m
only 37! Go figure!)
-Jen
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