5th Grade Class Trip to St. Kitts & Nevis

This Place is WONDERFUL

5th Grade Teacher
Mrs. A. Warner

Do you want to join me?

Students from our partner school.

Beauty at it's best
Come
Join The Fun.

Brimstone Hill

Chilling Time
The Crew just relaxing

This is the Caribs actual writting that is preserved year after year.

At the Monkey Farm

Ok Mrs. Warner I know you are being very brave.

High winds be carefull!

Being on this boat reminds me of home.

No! This reminds me of Disney World rides.
Ohhhhh, here we go.

And I thought making fish nets was easy.

Hot water spring.
Do you want to take a bath?

y

Student's Work

Moravian Sketchy Contest Using Handheld Computer Pda's

1st Place
Winner Kadijah Nolan 7th Grade
Ecology Food Chain


2nd Place
Erika Burton 7th Grade
Ecology Food Chain




3rd Place
Leniqua Hodge 7th Grade
Ecology Food Chain




Honorable Mention
Makeda Jospeh 7th Grade
Ecology Food Chain





1st Place
Winner Brianna Blyden 8 Grade
Human Body Bones





Mr. Curtis, Pda Specialist

Moravian School will miss you, see you next year.

Health Care at Moravian

Is someone sick?
No, no just the Emt's here to give us some info.

Don't be scared come on in.
It's Ok

Wow check out the bed.
Don't want to be on it though.

Do you remember this event ?

Handheld Computers At Moravian School

Integration in process.
All notes will be saved for sure.

This is an example from 8th grade where students used Cells to enter information from their Math text book to find the mean, median and mode. Once that was complete it was easy to add “yourself” into the spreadsheet and manipulate the numbers to see how changing the numbers impacted the resulting answers.

7th graders use Cells as they learn about percentages, parts of a whole, and how to make percentages.

An eight grade student diagrams the tongue
as part of their study of the human body.

Here we see the structure of a blood clot using Sketchy

FreeWrite is a word processor, and here the students answers questions posed after playing
"Virus" on the handheld.
Virus is a simulation program that helps students better understand the spread of disease.

Students at their best working with the handheld

Note how the foldable keyboard turns the palm into a mini computer.