Parts 3 and 4

Part 3

Part 4



King Tut (Week of Sept 13)

Below are listed several sites that we are using this week as we learn about King Tut and begin to look at mummification. There is a lots to explore on these sites and we will only be using portions of each in class. Enjoy!

National Geographic's Mysteries of King Tut

King Tut Exibition Preview

National Geographic's King Tut Tomb

National Geographic's King Tut's Final Secrets

"You Wouldn't Want to Be An Egyptian Mummy"

How are Mummies Made?

What Will We Study?

Endangered Species Website

Here is a link to the website that provides information on all of the Threatened and Endangered Species in Alabama.

Click Here

You can copy the names from this page and search other sites for more detailed information and pictures.

Have FUN!!
Mrs. C'ham

Forestry Introduction

Alabama Agriculture - Livestock/Poultry Introduction

This semester we are going to study all things Alabama! To begin, we are going to discuss a topic that some people may see as boring or even antiquated (out of date/old fashioned). We are starting here for three main reasons. First, farming of all sorts is a large contributor to Alabama's economy. Secondly, I want to make sure that all students know that farming is a very important and necessary part of our lives. Finally, modern farmers implement the latest in scientific research and technology to sustain their farms. I believe some students will be interested in the science behind the food we eat!

I have prepared several short video clips about three agriculture industries in Alabama. None of these films are about Alabama farmers, but they give lots of details about the methods used in each of these industries.

Lets take a look at Poultry Farming:



And Dairy Farming:





And Finally Catfish Farming:



Different grade levels will be completing various activities with these videos.

Interest Inventory (Grades 3-6)
Interest Inventory (Grades 7-8)