Check out Mr. Henderson's math garden! Our 10 x 10 garden helped us understand decimals and also allowed the students to make fun of their teacher. You were such non-believers! Look! I created life!
This Blog is a safe space where students in Mr. Henderson's Français Intensif class can exchange ideas and express their opinions in two languages. Parents are free to participate.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Henderson's Green Thumb
Check out Mr. Henderson's math garden! Our 10 x 10 garden helped us understand decimals and also allowed the students to make fun of their teacher. You were such non-believers! Look! I created life!
Monday, April 26, 2010
Poetry is Fun!
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
The Price of Friendship

In 1609, Samuel de Champlain becomes friends and allies with the Huron. The Huron ask Champlain to hep them in a battle against their long-time enemies, the Iroquois. Champlain and the Huron defeat the Iroquois, signaling a long friendship with the Huron and starting a long war with the Iroquois.
1. What were the benefits for both the First Nations groups (Huron, Algonquin and Montagnais) and for the French by becoming allies? What did each group get out of the friendship?
2. What do you foresee as some of the problems?
Friday, April 16, 2010
Let's Blow Stuff Up!
Base on the experiments we were conducting today, try changing the variables at home (adding more baking soda, changing the acid, etc.) and see what combinations produce the best "rocket" or production of CO2. Let us know what happened! Be sure to where safety goggles and don't point your rocket at anyone or anything.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Water: Guess the Physical States!

Based on what you know of the physical states of matter, explain, from a molecular perspective, what is happening to the matter (glacier on top of the volcano) in this case.
Flights all over Europe have been canceled due to the ash being spewed into the atmosphere.
For more info, read and watch the article from the BBC.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Pancake Madness!
Watch the video below on how I make pancakes. I forgot to add eggs, so if you want to try this at home, be sure to add an egg to the mixing bowl.
1) What is the sum of the flour and milk, in cups?
2) Is there a physical or chemical change to the substances? Is it reversible or irreversible? Why?
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1) What is the sum of the flour and milk, in cups?
2) Is there a physical or chemical change to the substances? Is it reversible or irreversible? Why?
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Monday, April 5, 2010
Apps-olutely Fabulous!
Thursday, April 1, 2010
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