Category Archives: General Posts

We’re going into the  last week of collections.  Keep them coming!  Regardless of what we end up taking down, I’m happy with where we’ve come.  Thanks for the support, and keep it coming if you can!

With the final draft due in just a week, I thought I’d upload these files to give access to new copies of them if necessary. Parent Note Research Sheet Report Outline Editing Sheet I’m excited about what I’ve seen so … Continue reading →

This coming week is Spirit Week at our school, which means craziness ensues!  Here is a calendar that shows the events for each day.  For those with students in both Elementary (K-6) and Junior High (7-9), please note that there … Continue reading →

Well, if they hadn’t come home talking about it before this weekend, I’m sure they have now! School is place where kids come to learn. This isn’t always the most fun thing to do. As teachers, Mrs. Lawrence and I … Continue reading →

We’re just over 100 toys with a week and a half to go!  Keep on getting what you can!  Remember, the collection will stop on October 31.

Book report presentations are next week.  Here is a list of which students are presenting on which day.

I just wanted to give all at home and update for our Toy Collection.  Here’s a picture of the board that the kids get to see every day.  Each of the ribbons is equivalent to 10 toys.  Currently, we are … Continue reading →

I put on last week’s math blog a few samples from previous years’ for the projects that we’d be working on this week.  I just wanted to share a few current examples.  The kids did a great job with them. … Continue reading →

Cancer. There I said it. Why should we be aware? Nearly 12 million people per year are diagnosed with cancer. That’s nearly 4% of all Americans.  11,000 of those cases are children under the age of 16.  I could name … Continue reading →

It seems that everyone in life has something they have to grandstand for.  Some people choose political avenues, others choose to do it more privately with just their families. Some people choose guns.  Some people choose equal rights.  Some people … Continue reading →