Ms. Naimey

Here is a link to students computer drawings of the Nutcracker.  The real pictures will go into their portvolio.  Check it out!  http://staff.msad71.net/kpt_lab/projects/Ballet/1-Nutcracker.htm

Posted by Ms. Naimey at 03:19 PM | Permalink

During snack and at dismissal time, we have been looking at this web cam that is set inside a crate with these adorable puppies.  They go from being really active to sleeping very soundly.  Check it out at http://cdn1.ustream.tv/swf/4/viewer.45.swf?cid=317016  Nancy

Posted by Ms. Naimey at 11:53 AM | Permalink

I just created some online math quizzes for students.  Let me know how it works out.  I put these links on my webpage.  

http://staff.msad71.net/nnaimey/index.htm

Posted by Ms. Naimey at 02:37 PM | Permalink

The May newsletter is available online at http://staff.msad71.net/nnaimey/Old%20Newsletters/May%202008.htm

My webpage is available at http://staff.msad71.net/nnaimey/index.htm

Posted by Ms. Naimey at 06:20 AM | Permalink

Scott Nash, illustrator of Flat Stanley, will be coming into my class and Mrs. Cmaylo's class to do some research for a new book tomorrow!  We are all so excited to meet him!   

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If you would like more information on Heiffer International, please visit this web site http://www.heifer.org/.   We will be visiting the Read to Feed website this week in the computer lab at http://www.readtofeed.org/.  Thank you for supporting this wonderful cause!

Posted by Ms. Naimey at 09:29 PM | Permalink

• Here is a link to my web page.

• Here are monthly newsletters and homework expectations.

• Here is our schedule and our themes throughout the year.

• Here is information on literacy, handwriting, math, science, social studies, word study, and on technology.

• Here are the web hunts that we do in the computer lab.

•  Here is information on a multiage classroom and on the responsive classroom.

• Here is information on the Maine Learning Results and the Kennebunk Curriculum.

Posted by Ms. Naimey at 04:02 PM | Permalink