Fall trees in Edmond, Oklahoma
Sarah just posted a new video to YouTube. It was created using SonicPics on Dad’s iPhone.
You can check it out at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tdjmpw0KXS0 Sent from my iPhoneMonth: November 2010
Alexander’s first debate tournament at Moore, Oklahoma
These are some photos from Alexander’s first debate tournament at Moore High School, in Oklahoma. He was in novice division as a 7th grader, and faced mostly 9th graders. The Lincoln Douglas debate topic currently is:
Resolved: The abuse of illegal drugs ought to be treated as a matter of public health, not of criminal justice.
These are some of Alexander’s flows of debate rounds he competed in. He did REALLY well, breaking into Octafinals! All the Classen teams dropped in Octafinals, however, and none advanced to quarters.
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Sarah’s letter to her parents (as Mrs Horn)
Sarah’s 5th grade teacher asked her to write a letter about her academic performance and school behavior to her parents, as if SHE was the teacher.
Animals at the Zoo
These issues usually resolve themselves in short order, but sometimes diarrhea in dogs requires treatment.
By Rachel
Hey, check out this video I created using Storyrobe, a digital storytelling application now available on your iPhone or iPod Touch.
http://app.storyrobe.com/tmp/phpJw6JZC-11_13_10.mp4
Visit iTunes and buy it today http://itunes.com/apps/storyrobe
Sent from my iPhone
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Fall KSU Football: Family Time!
Rachel, Sarah and Alexander Reflect on Creativity in our Oklahoma Schools
The 2010 Creativity World Forum is coming to Oklahoma City in two weeks. In advance of the event, Creative Oklahoma is sponsoring a Creativity Contest for Students, who are challenged to:
… show us your creative ideas for improving communities, schools and businesses so that Oklahoma remains a creative frontier. We invite all forms of creativity including, but not limited to, essay, video, photography, drawing, or mixed media.
Here are our entries!
Rachel, 1st Grade (Age 7) – The Importance of Art Class at School and Creativity
Sarah, 5th grade (Age 10) – Laptops, Creativity, and Trusting Students
Alexander, 7th grade (Age 12) – Legos, Creativity, and Schools
This was Rachel’s first take, which we are NOT submitting to the contest.
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