The fifth grade students at Lincoln are very busy preparing for their annual Hungry Minds Pasta dinner on Thursday night. Each year the fifth grade students participate in a service learning project that involves those in need. Students are involved in the process from start to finish...from making signs to announce the event to serving the pasta on the evening of the dinner. This year the student's decided to contribute the proceeds of the dinner to Heifer International, World Food Programme, Haiti Children's Home, and International Children's Relief.
Lincoln School Technology Club is comprised of fifth grade students experimenting with new technology by participating in global collaborative projects. Click on a tab below to explore our blog.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Grade 3 Architecture Adventure Program at Lincoln 2010
Architecture Adventure taps into Oak Park's wealth of architecture and professionals in the field to inspire student learning. District 97 students in art classes and a summer camp learn about architecture, work with visiting architects, design and build projects, and take field trips to Oak Park and Chicago sites of interest.
Launched by the Oak Park Education Foundation in the fall of 2006, Architecture Adventure brings the experience, expertise and passion of professional architects, engineers and designers into the classroom. The program takes place in K-8th grade core curriculum and art classrooms.
Architecture Adventure:
* engages children in skillful decision-making
* teaches students about built environments throughout the world
* inspires students with visits to significant architectural sites
This is the second year of the program at Lincoln with architect Mark Klancic. The focus of the program at Lincoln is using Google Sketch Up to learn design elements while creating an original home design. A slideshow of the first day is below:
Check out the student products from last year designed in Google Sketch Up.
Photos from Fall Architectural tour of Oak Park.
Check out photos from last year's program.
Launched by the Oak Park Education Foundation in the fall of 2006, Architecture Adventure brings the experience, expertise and passion of professional architects, engineers and designers into the classroom. The program takes place in K-8th grade core curriculum and art classrooms.
Architecture Adventure:
* engages children in skillful decision-making
* teaches students about built environments throughout the world
* inspires students with visits to significant architectural sites
This is the second year of the program at Lincoln with architect Mark Klancic. The focus of the program at Lincoln is using Google Sketch Up to learn design elements while creating an original home design. A slideshow of the first day is below:
Check out the student products from last year designed in Google Sketch Up.
Photos from Fall Architectural tour of Oak Park.
Check out photos from last year's program.
Monday, November 29, 2010
What do kids need to learn today?
A very inspiring video of what teachers need to be learning today...the kids are ready to take off and learn!
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