Sep 26
If your wondering what all those boys are doing at recess…well sometimes girls, too… are playing a game…. called…here it comes…. wall ball! So, this is how you play… dundundundundundun… wall ball! These are the rules: When somebody throws the ball at the wall and the ball hits you, you have to run to the wall as …
Sep 26
3rd grade went to the garden. It’s fun to go in to the garden if you do a have a garden. We went to garden for science class, and we planted all different seeds. They will grow in to beans, lettuce,and basil . -Josie
Sep 26
So Pierce found a GIGANTIC crayfish… i mean… it was like 15 inches long! Well, maybe not that long but it was still big. You should have seen it- wow! It was a miracle of crayfish! But it wasn’t that friendly because it nipped Pierce a few times, or one, I don’t know I was playing wall ball. Well, …
Sep 26
trim.GJCU02 3A made a long fall poem about well… fall! Then we had to have partners for the next one. It was a math poem! So two people might share one of the poems at assembly… but not for parents. I like it because it was really easy to read and it was fun. Nolan
Sep 24
Each week, we will select a child or two to present their passion during CMT (Community Meeting Time). They can bring pictures and props to help them present. We can’t wait to learn something exciting and special about each child. Our first presenter was Mrs. Tolhurst. Can you guess what her passion is? …
Sep 20
You should have seen just how surprised the kids were when the found out they were practicing their cursive in shaving cream! They had a blast!
Sep 19
T The white and green groups did spaghetti and marshmallow towers. The tallest for the green group was 21” but fell down . The white group tallest was 15”. Alexander
Sep 19
In social studies we tried to make the tallest strongest tower out of marshmallows and spaghetti. We were trying to learn how to work together in a group. I wish I could have used big marshmallows. Frances
Sep 19
This week and last week, we went to the Harley microgarden. We asked questions and made observations, because we wanted to find out things about the garden that we didn’t know. For example, Isabelle asked the following question, “When are we doing Harlic Garlic?” That is a very good question! Syler noticed that the sunflowers are …
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