This FANTASTIC Friday started with me handing out a Caught Being Good Award to this young lady!! Our TRIBE is so proud of you!!!
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This week Mrs. Nave’s engineers are building paper bridges. When the bridges fail, they try new ideas to make them stronger. There has been some AMAZING thinking happening!
Baxter handing out free books to our Star Students!!!
In Math RtI, these 3rd graders were playing a fun dice game to practice their multiplication facts!
Congratulations to the September Star Students: Kindergarten - Paisley, 1st Grade - Gunner, 2nd Grade - Ayden, 3rd Grade - Ruby and 4th Grade - Bristol.
Carlyle Kindergarten learned the letter "Rr" today so we painted rocks to add to the "Kindness Rock Garden" at the Carlyle Suspension Bridge!
Second grade scientists finished up their unit on using their 5 senses to observe by making scratch and sniff bookmarks!
Way to go second graders for all of your hard work this week!
Mrs. Gansauer’s class painted kindness rocks for “Rr Day” in kindergarten.
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Our 4th grade star student raising our flags this morning
“Go Away Big Green Monster” is a book we read during green week. Students in Mrs. Price’s class used green Playdoh and other supplies to make their own green monsters.
This week’s second grade raffle winners for being awesome students and friends! 💜💛
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First-grade celebrated our Superhero Vowels by dressing like their favorite superhero!
Our student teacher, Mr. Boles, playing follow the leader at recess time!! Mr. Boles is student teaching in PE. We are happy yo have him!!
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Mrs. Price’s Class wearing mustaches on Mm Day!
Happy “Mm” Day from Ms. Ettleman’s class! 🥸
Mrs. Gansauer’s class is wearing mustaches for “M day”.
You “mustache” Mrs. Edwards’ class if we are having fun learning about the letter “Mm”!
