2B enjoyed their STEAM activity that went with their story Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type. They made barns out of LEGO’s, Lincoln logs, play doh, and craft sticks
1B made snowflakes out of noodles for the tree in the park.
It was a beautiful day to walk to the park and decorate the NeHi tree!
2A made their own musical instruments after reading Ah, Music! They used cereal boxes, toilet paper rolls, rice, and other household items. They were so creative!
More pictures from 3rd grade’s snowflakes!
3rd graders have been learning about snowflakes this week! Yesterday and today they were able to make their own snowflakes using hot water, borax, and pipe cleaners. After their snowflakes were ready, they measured the diameter in centimeters and put their data on a line plot with everyone’s snowflake information on it as well. It was a fun day in 3rd grade!
Pictures from our annual Thanksgiving Dinner at NeHi.
Brayden Monjay in 1A, wrote his numbers to 1,000.
2A made their own musical instruments after reading Ah, Music! They used cereal boxes, toilet paper rolls, rice, and other household items. They were so creative!
2A sharing the instruments that they made
2A sharing the instruments that they made
2A made their own musical instruments after reading Ah, Music! They used cereal boxes, toilet paper rolls, rice, and other household items. They were so creative!
Baylee Overman made it to the barn by passing her multiplication facts today. Congratulations Baylee!
2A wrapped up their Jellies story by making their own jellyfish in a bottle!
2A’s STEAM lesson to go with the story Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type was to make their own barn using LEGO’s, Lincoln logs, play doh, and craft sticks
2A’s STEAM lesson to go with the story Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type was to make their own barn using LEGO’s, Lincoln logs, play doh, and craft sticks
REMINDER: Scholastic Book Orders are due tomorrow!
Congratulations to Kimber Littlepage for winning our game of pie at archery practice tonight. Great job!
Evan Thomas in 1A, wrote his numbers to 1,000
6th graders worked on vocabulary and figurative language by playing a Thanksgiving-themed game of Bump!
