Welcome to Division 2′s Class Blog!
We are about to embark on an exciting adventure – venturing out into the virtual world to explore the blogosphere. Our journey is bound to have some ups and downs along the way, but we begin with the...
View Article7 Random Facts
We’ve learned a number of things about our fellow bloggers who have posted random facts about themselves. Not only are these enjoying to read, but they offer great opportunities to connect with other...
View ArticleThe Day We Met Geanie …
The topic of our local large predator animals came up in discussions with Mr. Webb‘s students in New Zealand. We learned that there, they did not have comparable animals or even any poisonous ones,...
View ArticleMeasuring Success
After New Year’s, our class looked at where resolutions originated from. We also looked at how to create effective resolutions, the reasons why some fail while others are successful, and approximately...
View ArticleFrom then until now …
Did you know that almost everything you have written since you created your first post in October has been saved on your dashboard? Not only does it save when you press “Save Draft” or “Publish”, but...
View ArticleAngles Attack!!!
Alright everyone I, Ms. Rogerson, am back at it again! Have you ever been so wrapped up in a new concept that it follows you around? Well, I must admit that after teaching geometry for the past week...
View ArticleMaking Ripples in the Twitterverse
Our class has access to 10 iPods! How cool is that? Really, it’s only been for the last couple months, but we are really excited to be learning how these devices can enrich our learning. There are...
View ArticleWhat would it take?
The Ripplers are investigating how we can work towards becoming successful learners – and not just for school either. We’re interested in how to be the best learners possible wherever we go and with...
View ArticleCan You Crack The Code?
December 9-15, 2013 was Computer Science Education Week. Darn. We missed it. Don’t judge … December got a little busy with school concert performances, the holidays … it was hard to fit something extra...
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