Radio5Y: Recent Episodes
Jim Yeaton
Radio5Y is a podcast written and performed by a fifth grade class at the Winthrop School in Melrose, Massachusetts.
E-Camp 2016- The kids went on a 4 hour field group on Wednesday. Listen to what they did and learned. Part 2
E-Camp 2016- The kids went on a 4 hour field group. They tell us what they did and learned. Part 1
Our last E-Camp episode for 2015. This one stars everyone tell us what they've learned and what they're going to do when they get home tomorrow
Welcome to our second E-Camp episode. There weather is beautiful and we're learning a lot about the environment and the world.
Welcome to our first podcast from E-Camp. It's our second day here, and listen to what we've learned!
Welcome to our last E-Camp episode. We've got a last few things about some of the things we did on Wednesday and Thursday.
Welcome to a very special E-Camp episode. I interviewed everyone after dinner and ask them two questions. What is the most interesting thing you learned? What is the first thing you want to do when you get home?
Welcome to Episode 20. This is our second E-Camp episode. Hear about what we did on Tuesday.
Welcome to Radio5Y. This is our first E-Camp episode of our 2014 trip. Hear about what we did on Monday, our first day.
This is a very special edition of Radio5Y. I went around after dinner and asked each student what they wanted to do first when they got home. I hope you enjoy their answers.
Welcome to our third E-Camp edition. We've got some great stories about the classes we've taking. We also learned about life before technology at Back to Basics.
This is our second E-Camp edition of Radio5Y. Things are going great up here. Listen to everything we have been learning and doing.
Hello from E-Camp. This is our first ever E-Camp episode. Listen to what we're doing and learning.
Welcome to episode 12. We hope you enjoy our reports on some different animals and James Bond
We hope you enjoy Episode 11 of Radio5Y. In this episode we talk about Adele, Emma Watson, the Red Panda, and the Patriots. Thank you for listening.
Please listen to our first episode of the 2012-2013 school year. In honor of the upcoming presidential election, we wrote reports about past presidents. For this episode, we read some of our reports.
Welcome to Episode 8. We have a book review, a report on knights, information about hockey, and more. We hope you enjoy the broadcast!
We hope you enjoy our first podcast of the new school year. This week we have a book review and a science experiment. We have added some new segments this year. We have a riddle and some sound puzzles for you to solve. We also have a fact of the week and a experiment you can try at home. Also, two students a beginning a new story this week. Thank you for listening.
This week we have a book review, a trip to Montreal, a friction experiment, and more Italian numbers. Enjoy! Thanks for listening!
In this episode listen to a review of Tuck Everlasting and a description of our Holiday Bazaar. We have an interview between three girls who recently participated in a gymnastics meet. We'll tell you how to look at cells through a microscope and what we like about Thanksgiving. We'll end with the numbers 1 to 10 in Italian. Thanks for listening.
Welcome to the second episode of Radio5Y, a podcast written and performed by a fifth grade class at the Winthrop School in Melrose, Massachusetts. In this episode, we have stories about science experiments, the recent presidential election, our Powerpoint reports, and candy bar bingo. We have an interview with a student who just came back from a hockey tournament in Toronto. We also have included another Italian lesson. Enjoy!
Listen to Radio5Y where our motto is "Anywhere, Anytime, Listen to us rain or shine". This is a podcast written and performed by the students of Winthrop School's 5Y located in Melrose, Massachusetts. Our first broadcast has 6 segments describing things going on in our classroom and around our school. You can hear a book review, stories about cave paintings and science experiments, and interviews with two of Winthrop's newest students.