The students in room 12 have been using a great site, Glogster, to synthesize their learning about salmon. Lks to a few examples of students' work is below.
Dominique and Jenny
Gregory
Ashley
Bebeck
Please comment! Have you used Glogster before? What do you like about it? What did you think of our Salmon Glogs? Did you learn anything about salmon? Have you studied any creatures that have similar life cycles?
Friday, April 29, 2011
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Dear Ashley,
ReplyDeleteI think that you did great on your glog.
I was wondering if you can tell me more about salmon because I am interested of hearing about salmon.
from,Superstar
Dear Dominique, Jennifer, Gregory, Ashley and Bebeck,
ReplyDeleteI hope you make mor Glogs in the future. I enjoyed the colors they pop out at me, and others room12 students. I noticed that you should add no more to your Glogs there great the way they are.
From,
Shark Fin
Dear Mr. Pahl,
ReplyDeleteThe glogs look very interesting and it is exciting to see what other people did in their glogs or if you don’t use glogster they are pretty cool. Anyone can join.
sincerely, Puppy Dogs
Dear Gregory,
ReplyDeleteYour glog was outstanding. I liked the arrow that was swinging to the video that was a great idea. The big earth was fantastic to I wonder where you got it?
From, Lightning bolt
Dear Ashley,
ReplyDeleteI think you a very good job in your clog I like it because it was very neat and had a lot of information. Also I liked who you label who are egg eyed eggs and Alvin also adult and spawner.
From,
Jenny
Dear Gregory Ashley Bebeck Dominique and Jenny,
ReplyDeleteIt was pretty awesome that your glogs got put up on the blog because not many glogs are up. Also your glogs are very interesting to look at.
Sincerely
Chronicle Dragon
Dear Gregory,
ReplyDeleteI think you did an awesome job on your glog because it has a lot of information of salmon and it has helped me alot and I have learned a lot more about salmon.
Sincerely,
Wooddchucker
Dear Mr.Pahl,
ReplyDeleteNo I did not really learn anything new but it was a little review because I go fishing with my grandpa once in a while and my sister learned some in school and she taught herself some stuff and told me and I got so interested I started to learn by myself when I was in second grade. But it was a nice review because we don’t go fishing very much because it is always raining so they are all on the bottom of the river.
From,
Tami Lynn
Dear Ashley,
ReplyDeleteI think your glogster was fantastic.
I think it is interesting that salmon can go to salt water then back to fresh water too. I think It is interesting that the mom spawner can lay 8,000 eggs. Sincerely, Star
Dear Ashley,
ReplyDeleteYou made an exellent salmon glog of yours! I liked how you made every thing stand out so much, that makes it so everybody can see what your telling them about. Again nice job on the salmon glog.
Until Next Time,
Sillyband
Dear Ashley,
ReplyDeleteI liked your glog a lot because it had a lot of information on it. Like the salmon life cycle pictures, video, and resources. It also had some ways to help salmon and a did you know question.
Sincerely,
Firewolf
Dear Ashley,
ReplyDeleteYour salmon glog was superb. You chose good pictures for the salmon lifecycle and you also chose a good video for the salmon lifecycle.
Sincerely,
Cycle Star
P.S. I never new that spawning salmon layed 8,ooo eggs! That's pretty cool.
Dear Gregory,
ReplyDeleteWhy did you put two globes on your glog? I liked that you put your sources on your glog, many people did not put there sources on there glogs.
From,
bugman
Dear Dominique and Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteI read your glogster and I was wondering. How does a spawning salmon lay up to 8,000 eggs because wouldn’t they get all fat and not be able move at a good pas?
Sincerely,
Snake Eyes
Dear Mr.Pahl
ReplyDeleteI glad you found gloster because its a really fun web sight to go to. Could we do the same thing but on something else.
From,
Dragonstar
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