Tuesday, September 25, 2012

I’m making the airplane. This is the wings.


Ms. Szymaszek’s Classroom Investigations:
I’m making the airplane.  This is the wings.
September 25, 2012

Monday, September 24, 2012

It smells like candy. Can we eat it?


Ms. Szymaszek’s Classroom Investigations:
“It smells like candy. Can we eat it?”
Monday, September 24, 2012

The past few weeks, the children have shown an interest in cooking. This morning, the children had the opportunity to make pumpkin play dough from scratch with Ms. Szymaszek. First...

Thursday, September 20, 2012

What are we going to do with the seeds?


Ms. Szymaszek’s Classroom Investigations:
What are we going to do with the seeds?
September 20, 2012


Tuesday, September 18, 2012

I’m making cupcakes!


Ms. Szymaszek’s Classroom Investigations:
I’m making cupcakes!
September 18, 2012

Monday, September 17, 2012

It's too bright in here. I can't see the stars!



Ms. Szymaszek’s Classroom Investigations:
It's too bright in here.  I can't see the stars!
September 17, 2012

Friday, September 14, 2012

I’m making the most yummy cupcakes. Can I have that spoon?


Ms. Szymaszek’s Classroom Investigations:
I’m making the most yummy cupcakes.  Can I have that spoon?
September 14, 2012

Thursday, September 13, 2012

We’re not space men. We’re boys that fly into space!


Ms. Szymaszek’s Classroom Investigations:
We’re not space men.  We’re boys that fly into space!
September 13, 2012








During the week of September 10, the children’s interest in rockets and outer space continued.  The children used different building materials, like the playplax above, to build a rocket ship.  “This is where the flames come out!  This is where the fire explodes.”  The children took the rocket to the stage, and continued to be “in outer space.”  The “arrow” on the record player “says how fast we’re going.  We’re going kind of slow.”  The window was the window of the “rocket ship.” Next, the group of children discovered a tray of rocks.  They said they “found lots of space rocks” and that they “need to put them over here to hide them for later.”