MOST RECENT VIDEOS

• 00:56 Counting by 3's

  Our newest LEAPers (3rd grade) practiced multiplication facts counting by 3's. Every day we continue to practice our math facts as we begin to learn the relationship between multiplication and division.

  Uploaded Sep 18, 2014 by Kathy Seter
• 4:55 5th grade end of the year slideshow

  I so enjoyed all of you this year. Have a great summer.

  Uploaded Jun 06, 2014 by Kathy Lawson
• 13:27 Class of 2013-2014

  I hope you enjoy these memories of 3rd grade.
  If you cannot start the video from right here, please click the video link on the right.

  Uploaded Jun 05, 2014 by Judi McFarland
• 7:23 Despicable Shapes

  It's finally here! Please enjoy the 3rd grade LEAP video focusing on lines and polygons.
  A huge thank you to Aquinas student, Allison who helped produce our video. Also thank you to the Corpus family for helping with costumes.

  Uploaded May 28, 2014 by Kathy Seter
• 1:53 Wonder trailer

  Mrs. Lockhart's 7th grade Honors Language class created this movie trailer after reading the novel, Wonder by: R.J.Palacio

  Uploaded May 20, 2014 by Camille Lockhart
• 2:04 5th Grade Finding Volume with Legos

  Students created 3-D shapes using Legos to find volume.

  Uploaded May 13, 2014 by Kathy Seter
• 3:41 3rd Grade Paper Plate Equivalent Fractions

  Today we learned how to find equivalent fractions using fraction circles and paper plates.

  Uploaded May 01, 2014 by Kathy Seter
• 1:13 Cesar Chavez - long-handled hoe

  Today we learned about Cesar Chavez and what he fought for for the farm workers of America. One change that came about was the removal of the short-handled hoe as a tool for the migrant workers. The students had to move the Cheerio seeds with their short handled hoes. They experienced how difficult it is to work when you are stooped for such a long time. This was just one minute - farm workers did this 12-14 hours a day in hot weather. Then they tried it again with long-handled hoes. Much better!

  Uploaded Mar 31, 2014 by Judi McFarland
• 1:16 Cesar Chavez - short handled hoe

  Today we learned about Cesar Chavez and what he fought for for the farm workers of America. One change that came about was the removal of the short-handled hoe as a tool for the migrant workers. The students had to move the Cheerio seeds with their short handled hoes. They experienced how difficult it is to work when you are stooped for such a long time. This was just one minute - farm workers did this 12-14 hours a day in hot weather. Then they tried it again with long-handled hoes. Much better!

  Uploaded Mar 31, 2014 by Judi McFarland
• 1:56 3rd Grade Intro to Geometry

  3rd Graders use "bendy" straws to learn about different angles.

  Uploaded Mar 13, 2014 by Kathy Seter