Two of our second graders are very attentive during their lesson.
Winter has arrived! The apple tree outside of our window still has a lot of apples on it and now they look as if they are wearing snow hats.
Our Cat In The Hat variations.
Each Cat holds a letter the children wrote about the story.
After reading Eloise the children write a response in the form of a Character Self Portrait.
These papers enable the children to express some of the unique traits of the most important characters in a story.
Being able to tell someone about the main character in a story is an important reading skill.
The gingerbread house in Hansel and Gretel retold by the Brothers Grimm .
Various descriptions of the important characters in the story.
Former sixth graders come back for a visit to our afternoon meeting.
Mrs.Sorenson leads us all in song. The sixth graders had their favorite request list ready.
We had a great time listening to Mrs.Tresino's fourth graders recite their puppet plays.
Give these fabulous tongue twisters a try.
Indoor recess, because of the sever cold, gives some of our artists a chance to redecorate the classroom door.
Working on end points and parallel line segments.
Passing out sharpened pencils.