Venezuela’s Tepuis
The tepuis or tabletop mountains are located in Venezuela which are really elevated plateaus. They are spectacular and rarely visited because of its waterfall, Angel Falls, the largest waterfall...
An Interview with Kirsten H.
By Margaux P., 3rd Grade I asked Kirsten (or Kirsti), the Student Publishers instructor, some questions about Publishing. And, since you all can probably see pretty well, you can...
The 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia
By Ella D., Grade 5 News Flash! If you like winter sports, then I hope you checked out the Winter Olympics. There was skiing, snowboarding, figure skating, and a...
Our Country’s Future: Dr. Pearl and the Bill of Rights
By Carmen P., Grade 5 Almost every Tuesday in my class we have cultural linguistics and a Professor from the University of Oregon comes to our class. His name...
Global Warming!
By Alesh F., Grade 5 Global warming is when the world heats up by greenhouse gasses (like methane and carbon dioxide) These gasses are released into the atmosphere. The...
Edison Light Bulb Lights Up Digital Learning Day!
By Katie W., 4th Grade On February 5, seven students from the Edison Light Bulb had a chance to go to Digital Learning Day at Cesar Chavez Elementary School to...
Doctor Who Newsflash! New outfit revealed!
By: Katie W., 4th grade As you may know, the new Doctor Peter Capaldi has finally chosen his new outfit. Peter Capaldi is a lifetime Doctor Who fan who...
June 2013 Print Edition
This is the print version distributed to all students at Edison. Our downloadable PDF is useful for printing extra copies.
This issue contains the following articles:
An Interview with John Benson
by Faolan A., 3rd grade My third grade teacher is John Benson. I think that he is great because he’s funny in class, and if something is hard, he...
Plane Spotting, Part 2
By James W., 5th Grade I’m back! I went plane spotting, saw awesome beaches and had sand flying at me at 50 miles per hour! Yay! This is how...