Today, the fifth graders went to the Nature Center! We took a hike to go looking for evidence of weathering, erosion, and soil deposition. We found weathering happening to large rocks. We found erosion happening along gravel paths, across hillsides, and between tree roots. We saw evidence of soil deposition in dry stream beds. We also took some time to talk about ways in which people try to prevent erosion like putting up retaining walls, putting down gravel, and diverting running water.
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Greetings Fifth Grade Families, Please watch this video on sharps and flats for help understanding our keyboard project. Then, enjoy learning about the woodwind instrument
This week in art, our 5th grade students wrapped up with a fun and practical project: creating bookmark corners! We began by learning the steps
It’s an exciting week here at the Summit as we gear up for winter break! Friday is an early release at 11 am and classes
