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Yep, Halloween is on its way! Have you ever wondered how teachers choose their costumes each year?  Miss Bradford decided to take it to her class to help her with the decision this year.  Her cute 3rd graders have a few good choices about what their teacher could be for Halloween. I wonder which one she will choose.

We had a bunch of students in Mrs. Gregory's class that were really great when they had a substitute: Andrew Bott, Caleb Hylton, Aiva Bird, Madi Robbins, Niki Love, Ruth Barker, Brooks Johnson, Dean Cardenas, Olivia Ollerton, Adalynn Rouse, Jesse Finlayson, and Ruby Workman. Thanks for being awesome! Miss Thomas says Amber Schmutz picked up garbage outside at recess and Mrs. Pickering said Owen Hylton and JT Papa shared their crayons with another student, Mrs.

On October 6, Mrs. Lori Lewis received a PEAK award for her outstanding work!  Mrs. Lewis is amazing. She will bend over backwards to help anyone, she loves all the kids and remembers their names and unique needs. She checks in with everyone and always has an easy smile. Mrs.

WIN Time for the win! The fifth graders are rotating classes and working on multiplication facts.  Mrs. Smith’s class is working on a real world problem and finding the area of house plans that they designed.

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For Social Studies, our fifth graders study American history.  Miss Bird’s class has  been studying the thirteen original colonies and were assigned to research and learn about one of the colonies.  The students worked hard to learn interesting facts about their colonies.  Instead of a traditional report, the students were assigned to make a Colo

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This week Mrs. Larsen's Kindergarten class has been learning about apples, the apple cycle, and Johnny Appleseed. They tried different kinds of apples and graphed that they like green and red apples the most.

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