GERMS AND HYGIENE!

The week of September 19 we studied germs and hygiene.  To help  students understand about germs we read several books, completed a couple worksheets, put glitter on our hands to see how easy germs are spread,  and learned the saying, "Germs are in the air, germs are in the ground, Germs, Germs, are everywhere!!  We finished up our week by creating Germ Monsters!!

Friday, September 16 we had a Pep Assembly with the high school football team, band and cheerleaders.  The band and cheerleaders performed and then our Tiny Tornadoes  performed.  They all did GREAT!!  Mr. Davison the head football coach also lead us in a cheer for all to perform Friday night after the game.  It was the best Pep Assembly!!

Our 20th Day of School!

Thursday, September 15 was our 20th day of school!  We created these 20 dogs!  Aren't they just the cutest??  We also counted and drew objects to 20.

We are Class 1C Top Dogs!!

Friday, September 2, we listened to the story If You Give a Dog a Donut by Laura Numeroff and then each student created their own dog.  Don't they look amazing???!!!

THE 10TH DAY OF SCHOOL!

Wednesday, August 31 was our 10th day of school!  We learned about all the ways to make 10, we read some counting to 10 stories, and we created a craft for 10.  It was a good day!!

Welcome to Class 1C for the year 2016-17

We are the Top Dogs of Class 1C!!  We are excited for a fun filled year of learning and growing together!!  Come see us at work!

OUR FIELD TRIP TO SEE TARZAN AND TO TOUR FIRE STATION 37.

OFFICIAL PICTURES OF OUR TOUR

On Friday, April 29 we went to the Christian Youth Theater performance of TARZAN at Isley Elementary in Wichita, Kansas.  It was a very good play and we all had a great time watching it! We even got to practice being an ape and doing a Tarzan yell at intermission!  We then ate our lunch in their Science Lab as it was pouring outside and we couldn't go to a park!  We then went to the Wichita Fire Station 37 where Nathan Helten, Adeline's Dad is a firefighter.  The firefighters on duty that day gave us a very good tour of their trucks, where they sleep and eat, and how the students should not hide from firefighters if they are ever in a fire. An official photographer from Sedgwick County was there and took the pictures on the top.  You can find them on the Sedgwick County Government page on Facebook.