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March 30

Spring Flowers

Thanks to the Jacobis, we made beautiful flowers to celebrate spring!

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March 30

More Character Traits

After a discussion of positive and negative character traits, we each made a wanted poster to advertise for a new friend.

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March 28

Compliment Party

When our class earns ten compliments, we have a party to celebrate. Thanks to Ellen and Carrie for providing everything we needed to create delicious sundaes.

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March 28

Diamond Poems

To review the parts of speech, we wrote diamond poems.

subject
two nouns
three verbs
two adjectives
one synonym

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March 26

Bible Trivia

What an exciting game of Bible Trivia! The children are becoming very knowledgeable about the Bible.

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March 25

Simple Machines

This is a fun, interactive simple machine game
from The Museum of Science and Industry:

 Help Twitch by Using Simple Machines

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March 22

Luau Day

What a fun dress down day!

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March 22

Character Traits

During our study of character traits and adjectives, we wrote traits which describe our classmates.

Proverbs 20:11
A child is known by his actions.
He is known by whether his conduct is pure and right.

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March 19

Inspiration

As a mom and a teacher, I love this quote by Robert Louis Stevenson:

Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds you plant.

See the source image

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March 14

Fine Arts Week Visitors

Patsy Smith Roberts, author and photographer, shared her experiences in Africa with the children.

Mrs. Borain models an African hat


We participated in an awesome percussion presentation by Ritmo Blu.

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I began writing this blog when I was a second grade teacher to share ideas and classroom events with my students and their families. Several years later, I moved into the role of Lower School Science Coordinator and my days were filled with the sound of young scientists (in grades PK through fourth grade) laughing, designing, questioning, experimenting, playing, and exploring in our science lab and around the school campus. I have recently retired from full-time teaching, but will continue to share my love of learning and children with this community

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