Steve Coxon's Web: School Pictures

After I received a digital camera in 2003, I began taking hundreds of pictures in my fourth grade classrooms from 2003-2008. At the end of each of those years, I gave all of my students a CD-ROM with the year's photos. (Sorry to my students prior to 2003: I didn't have a digital camera!) Here is a representative sample showing projects and activities in my classroom over that time period:

Stick insect (2003)

K'nex bridges (2004)

Puppet show (2004)

Seedlings (2004)

Tower (2004)

Weeding (2005)

Bat house (2005)

Filming a scene from Fahrenheit 451 (2005)

Play with swords (2005)

Creating a giant circuit (2005)

Alien class (class of 2006-07)

Arriving at Pandapas Pond (2007)

Goofballs (Class of 2007-08)

Tall tower (2008)

Basketball champs (2008)

Parachute (2008)

 

CES FIRST LEGO League

CES FLL's first year making state (2004)

Experimenting with a light sensor (2004)

Wild LEGO team (2006)

LEGO warm up (2007)

LEGO pep talk (2007)

LEGO Power Puzzle (2007)

Reporting on our energy audit of the Town Hall (2007)

Teamwork champs (2007)

See more at http://stevecoxon.com/lego.htm

 

VT Physics Outreach visit to CES 2008 (This group visited my science classrooms every year from 2001-2008):

Catch: physicscatch.jpg

Laser+prisms=fun: physicslaser.jpg

Dipping grass in liquid nitrogen: physicsgrass.jpg

Momentum: physicshappyspin.jpg

This stuff is cool: physicsinterest.jpg

The cold stuff: physicsliquidN.jpg

Mirror, mirror, in the bowl... physicsmirror.jpg

I can't take the pressure! physicspressure.jpg

Prisms: physicsprism.jpg

Wild ride: physicsspin.jpg

 

CES schoolyard:

Our favorite pond dweller: frog.jpg

A snake and frog demonstrating a piece of a food chain: snakefrog.jpg

A large garter snake enjoying the school's pond area: snakefull.jpg

A mantis and a cricket demonstrating a piece of a food chain: mantis.jpg

Some people get lice, I once had a serious mantis infestation!

A polyphemus caterpillar--a very large moth larvae--found in CES!

 

Monarchs were raised in the classroom each year and released:

Monarch “habitat”: monarch cage.jpg
Monarch caterpillar: monarch caterpillar.jpg
Monarch cocoon in early phase: monarch cocoon.jpg
Monarch cocoon on milkweed ready to hatch: monarch.jpg
Monarch hatching: monarch 9.jpg
Monarch release: monarch 11.jpg

Visit Monarch Watch to learn more: http://www.monarchwatch.org/

Pandapas Pond, our annual ecosystems adventure:

What do you call a mushroom who is fun to be around? A fungi! mushroom.jpg

Beavers, nature's engineers: beavertree.jpg and beaverdam.jpg

 

Toothpick bridges (We held a bridge-breaking contest at the end of each school year):

A lot of weight

 

Our 2004 Malawian visitor, Gift

Snake game: snake.jpg

Circle dance: circle.jpg

Hop with me: hop.jpg

Indoor recess: indoorrecess.jpg

 

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