Students in Mrs. Hilt's 4th Grade class read Social Studies articles and practiced reciprocal teaching. As demonstrated by Weston Kieschnick, reciprocal teaching is a great way to increase reading comprehension, vocabulary, and student collaboration skills. 

Elementary students celebrated Dr. Seuss week. They had fun wearing hats on Hat Day, and on Wacky Wednesday, students wore items of clothing backwards, masks upside-down, shoes mismatched, and crazy hair. The next day they dressed up as someone they want to be when they grow up. Students tried green eggs and ham, read many Dr. Seuss books, and drew pictures of the iconic characters. It was a very fun-filled week!

Students in Mrs. Tustin's homeroom had fun engaging in a creative writing lesson. After watching a short, animated video, they explored what it would be like if animals were round. 

A huge thank you to Dollar General! They donated both the Valentine balloons and chocolate heart boxes to Miss Schambach's 2nd grade class for Valentine's Day.