Student Work Gallery
First and Second Grade
Research Projects
Fifth Grade Book Recommendations
#BentoBooks
#BentoBooks— fifth grade students choose a favorite book from their elementary school experience and created a collage using the book cover and arranged cut out photos of objects that represented themes or and events from the book.
Bento is a Japanese term for single serve take away meal that is served in a box – traditionally lacquered wood – with separate sections for different portion
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Antonella F.
Lucas W.
Izzy R.
Violet H.
Aurora K.
Fourth
Fourth Grade Diguised Turkey Stories
Pranay D.
Magnus S.
Freya S.
Adam B.
Arlo S.
Ellie C.
William L.
Ellie C.
Third Grade Pumpkin Pixel Art
Arlo S.
Adam B..
Luca K.
Dani V.
Fifth Grade Room 206 Expository Writing and Research
Students researched cookie recipes from 100 years ago on a newspaper database,
rewrote the recipe using nonfiction text features and expository writing.
Casper P.
Lamari C.
Esther M.
Leo J.
Fourth and Fifth Grade Postcards from Virtual Fieldtrip
Students used narrative nonfiction writing after watching a interactive video about a national park.
Poets' Corner
Original Poems by Kenwood School Community
Plants can be
a life maker
water taker
salt killer
site thriller
food maker
winter breaker
by Rainer
A ball can be
soft like a bird in the sky
and
falls to the ground like a
kid jumping on a trampoline
by Anonymous
Riddle-ku
I have claws sharp as knives,
yet if you befriend me
I mean no harm,
and some times
I am as cuddly as a blanket
by Ben
dumdums are sweet treats
But not as good as a plum
and some gum
by Nora M.
Riddle-ku
Every time it is interesting i get a new one just for me a one that i like.i can cuddle up in a chair and read it all night no wonder so much people like it alright.
By Emiah
(Anwser: Book)
A bird can be
I can be a singer.
I can be a speeding jet.
I can be a hunter.
by Lucas R.
Winter can be
Wind stiff cold nip my nose.
Icicles hang from rooftops and sparkle like jewels.
Nightfall come early and darkens the world.
Trees bare and still wear coats of white snow.
Eager children grab sleds and run up steep hills.
Resting animals hibernate until spring breezes blow.
by Ikram Y.
Riddle-ku
Taste good
Looks round
Slurping sound
by Sachin
(Answer: Ice cream)
by Gi Gi
by Aurora
by Lucas
by Graham
by Calvin
by Isla
Beyond Stereotypes
Fifth Grade students created avatars or wrote poems that either follows or challenges stereotypes.
Ikram Y.
Lukas R.
Jessie RC
Olivia W.
Emiah P.
Phoebe P.
A'Marion F.
Siri E.