Robert Trombly Elementary School 820 Beaconsfield, Grosse Pointe, Michigan USA 48230

Room 113 Class Project and Student Work Archive 2000-2001 Mr. Buckman's Second Grade Class

		Thanksgiving Acrostic Poems The class wrote acrostic poetry around the word "Thanksgiving."
		Snow Day Predictions On Monday, December 11, the weather forecasters were predicting a heavy snowfall.  See what the children predicted would happen on Tuesday, December 12.
		The Day After the Snow Day These are pictures the students, hard at play during recess, with their new snow.
		The Best Holiday Ever! As the snow begins to fall, the students share what they feel was their best winter holiday ever.
		Other People's List to Santa What do the children think famous people put on their lists to Santa?  Follow the link to find out.
		Happy Holidays Picture and thoughts from Mr. Buckman's Second Grade Class
		Outstanding Word Play The students worked in cooperative groups, choose a common one syllable word and used it in longer words and familiar phrases.
		Snow Poems Our students think poetically about snow.  See their free verse poems!
		Groundhog Day Prediction from Trombly Bob See Trombly Bob's (our classroom's official groundhog) prediction for spring, 2001!
		Student Groundhog Facts The students list information about our February 2nd friend.
		Groundhog Day Audio Page Hear the students reading three poems they learned about groundhogs.
		Tree Planting Our class used the profits from our soap sale to benefit Trombly.  We bought and planted two new trees to the landscaping of the school.
		Weather Reports The students studied about air and weather in science.  They applied their knowledge of science and technology by creating and presenting Internet weather reports from our Trombly Weather Center.
		Celebration of Learning Trombly had its "Celebration of Learning" Wednesday, March 29, 2001.  See what the students thought of the event.
		The Adventures of Pete the Penguin Pete the Penguin was created for the students to use as a main character in their story writing.  Every child made their own version of Pete out of construction paper, photographed their bird, then wrote a story about his travels.  See the many places that Pete has gone.
		Marc Brown Reports The students have been reading several Marc Brown books.  They have had a lot of fun reading about Arthur and D.W.  Now they want to tell you all about what they have read.
		Reading To Mrs. Elliman's Afternoon Kindergarten The students in our class have become reading buddies to Mrs. Elliman's Afternoon Kindergarten Class.