Mrs. McGinnis’ students used their superb acting skills to get their classmates to guess a sentence they were given. Students wrote down evidence of what they saw and then made predictions. We related this to how authors “show, not tell” in their writing! Ever since, our class has been working hard on writing detailed descriptions in our stories!
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In Mrs. Reynolds 1st grade class, we have been working together to grow as a class, doing team building activities, exploring our math tools, and enjoying many read-alouds, especially with our Friday Mystery Readers.
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In 4th grade we do math multiplication fast facts tests every week. In my class we put our scores on a tracker and watch our progress. The students love to see how they improve each time.
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Kindergarten is having so much fun this week! We have been hunting for shapes in our school and on our playgrounds. We are working so hard to learn how to write with the correct pencil grip and create vertical, horizontal, and diagonal lines. We enjoy making playdough shapes and listening to nursery rhymes that help us with our rhyming. What a great time to be a little falcon!
During language arts we have been learning about theme, tone, and much more. Students were able to interview characters from a personal narrative we read in class about the theme and lessons that those characters learned. They also worked together to write a paragraph in a certain tone. They then acted out a skit of their paragraph while their classmates tried to guess the tone their paragraph was written in.
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Students in Mrs. Marzan’s class work hard to earn rewards like reading with Mrs. Stoddard!
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All of our FALCONS had a chance to meet Principal Stoddard to learn how we can RISE when we follow our school rules!
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