Recently, Mrs. Crook’s class was honored with a virtual author visit from Jennifer Nielsen who is the New York Times best-selling author of the False Prince as well as many other amazing books. She talked to the students about her experiences as a writer and publishing books. Then she opened it up for questions from the students. She was enjoyable and inspiring. The class loved every minute of it. Thank you, Jennifer Nielsen!

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Our top nine Instagram posts in 2020.

Ms. Price's class put the Grinch on trial for his crimes. Each class member played a different role for the trial and they held a mock trial. Opening statements were made, evidence was presented, witnesses were called, and closing arguments were made. The jury deliberated for ten minutes and came back with a guilty verdict. 

Christmas Sing around the... “Zoom Call”

PJs, popcorn and the Polar Express in Mrs. Wafford's class!  

Mrs. Allred's class made Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer art after watching the movie.

In December, Mrs. Haymond's remote second graders took on a challenge to grow the Grinch heart inch by inch. They helped it grow by doing kind things for their families. Students kept an eye on their progress on their Canvas Class Homepage and recorded their "Random Acts of Christmas  Kindess." Here are a few of the comments from their Discussion Page.

#RandomActsofChristmasKindness

Mrs. Boyer's 4th grade class has been making blankets and collecting items to donate to Lifting Hands International; an organization dedicated to helping refugees.  We cut and tied fleece blankets, and some students even brought donations from home. Way to go students!