Happy Halloween!

Following directions to complete an activity: Reading, gluing,coloring.

The computer is a useful tool to use to reinforce instruction.

Putting on a new knit hat to go outside.

Look at my art work! Mrs. Miller is so proud of me!

Our 3rd and 4th graders practicing math facts and attending to math instruction using the computer before working on pencil and paper tasks.

We followed a recipe to make an edible spider this afternoon. These hard working students are writing the ingredients that we used to make them - marshmallows, pretzel sticks, rolos, and chocolate chips.

Using glue on our red, yellow and brown fall creations.

Reviewing the "2+ " facts - seeing it, saying it, hearing it.

Checking to make sure the spelling word is spelled correctly.

Halloween Parade/Parties
The Halloween Parade will start at 2:15 p.m. The route begins in the 3rd and 4th grade hall; through K exiting the building; re-enter in the 1st – 2nd grade halls picking up students; then exit through the hinge area, leading towards the parking lot, re- entering through the front doors.

The best place to see the parade is in the cafeteria. There will be tables down for parents to sit and enjoy the parade. If weather permits, parents can line the sidewalk in front of the building. To avoid congestion, please wait until after the parade is finished to enter classrooms or the hallway.

These students painted a picture of an apple and recognized the word RED to label it.

After typing their spelling words this morning, these students had choice time. One chose the computer and the other played with felt apples and worms on the felt board.

Look at these focused writers!

Writing is a difficult skill requiring attention, fine motor muscles, visual spatial awareness, cognition and more - all happening together.

Making Pretzels