The Burgess Sea Turtles' Podcast: Recent Episodes

Burgess Elementary Sea Turtles

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Using their class notes and iMovie, two fifth grade students created this podcast about dolphins.

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A third grade student wrote and created this digital story. Her creative writing was a classroom assignment. She completed the digital story in the technology lab using iMovie.

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Two second grade students created this narrated video-slideshow based on original writings about the four seasons. They used an iPod Touch with the SonicPics app to create their video.

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Explore the natural habitats in the world of dolphins. This podcast was created by 5th grade student, Andrew Gasperson.

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In this video podcast, first graders tell how they're using the Lifeskill of responsibility. Their hand-drawn artwork is included!

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A quick biographical look at one of the greatest inventors the US has ever seen. This podcast was created by Riley and Cole, two fifth grade students.

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On the anniversary of the Gettysburg Address, this segment aired as part of our daily morning show. It features several of our fifth grade students detailing the events surrounding Abraham Lincoln's delivery of the speech.

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In this video podcast, Mrs. Culbreth's first grade class share why they love the season of fall.

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In this podcast, three 4th grade students explain the Land Bridge Theory.

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Kyle, a 4th grader at Burgess, created this audio podcast about the Land Bridge Theory.

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In this episode in our Lifeskills Series, Mrs. Curtis' first grade class share about responsibility and display their hand-made artwork.

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In our Lifeskills series, Mrs. Culbreth's first grade students talk about how they're responsible.

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Burgess kindergartners recall their trip to Thompson Farms in Conway, SC this past October.

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Students from Mrs. Bounds' 4th grade class explain who their favorite explorer is...and why!