In the 6th grade core classes, everyone started working on the Early Humans Museum Project for our Social Studies Unit. For the project, we have to create a display for a museum. Each group got one early humans species to study about. There are many things that we can do for the display, such as making a video, creating life-size early human sculptures, replica skeletons, and more creative ways to complete the project.
Bonus: On Tuesday, we got to Skype one of the best-selling authors, Chris Grabenstein! Chris Grabenstein wrote the book Escape From Mr. Lemoncello’s Library, which was the book for the 6th grade Summer Reading Project. He also wrote many other books, such as Whack A Mole and The Hanging Hill. Getting to communicate with an author was a once in a lifetime experience!
I like how you wrote about the early humans project and also how you added a bonus about the Skype call with Chris Grabenstein.
ReplyDeleteThis was a very nice and detailed blog. This was a very good topic to write about. We like the way you listed the artifacts. You also included what your group was doing, and that is nice.
ReplyDeleteGood job about describing the goal of the project. I also liked the bonus fact about the Skype call with Chris Grabenstein.
ReplyDeleteHey Dana,
ReplyDeleteLiked your post you did such a great job describing the Early Humans Project and artifacts. I like your Homo Habilus diarama.
Hi Dana,
ReplyDeleteWe really like how you explain all of the instructions for the museum and how descriptive they were
Hi Dana,
ReplyDeleteWe really like how you explain all of the instructions for the museum and how descriptive they were. We also like how you added in the skype.
Hi Dana
ReplyDeleteYour post was really good. It had lots of detail about the museum. Also you made everything very clear and descriptive. Also we thought that your diorama looked really good.
Hi, Dana!
ReplyDeleteWe liked how you included other books by Chris Grabenstein at the very end. That was a fun addition to the news post about Skyping him! We also liked that you included your personal opinion and experience by adding what your group was creating. Good job!
Hey Dana, we really liked your post and we have a question. If you had a question to ask a type of early human, what would you ask, explain?
ReplyDeleteHello Dana,
ReplyDeleteGood job with the Early humans post! I really liked the descriptive explanation of what the project was about. I liked the Chris Grabenstein bonus because you described the adventure.
Ryan and I did the same thing in our group!We made replica tools and it made the project come more to life.
ReplyDeleteI really liked how you included nice pictures to go with the text. And my group is the Homo Habilis too!
ReplyDeleteI really liked how you included nice pictures to go with the text. And my group is the Homo Habilis too!
ReplyDeleteHi Dana,
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your blog! We really like how you used descriptive words to describe your blog! I also like how you added the bonus for the Lemoncello Library!
Dana,
ReplyDeleteWe think that your blog was amazing. We think that you put a lot of good information and we like that you put examples or the different museum projects. Also that you use good vocabulary words.
This is a very informative blog. I am really looking forward to seeing the museum exhibits.-Danesha
ReplyDeleteMarek didn't want to have to read over the summer but really enjoyed the Mr. Lemoncello book. The author must be a really interesting guy. That is really cool you guys got to Skype with him!
ReplyDeleteI really liked the early humans core project.
ReplyDelete-Jennifer Hong