Mrs. Bartelt’s students learning different ways to make spinning tops. How fun!
about 3 years ago, Rhonda Kulig
Spinning tops
Lieb student who made her own school spirit wear pointing out bathroom cool tool reminders!
about 3 years ago, Rhonda Kulig
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Lieb student who made her own school spirit wear pointing out bathroom cool tool reminders!
about 3 years ago, Rhonda Kulig
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Spirit Wear Day! How do I get one?! So cute! This student is reminding those in the bathroom of important "Cool Tools".
about 3 years ago, Amber Kenis
Spirit Wear Day!
Ms. Bartelt's class was learning the different ways to make spinning tops. The kids had so much fun!
about 3 years ago, Amber Kenis
Mrs. Bartelt's 3rd Grade Science Class
Mr. Volpe is lending a hand in the cafeteria with spills during 1st grade lunch. Thank you, Mr. Volpe! Teachers really do, do it all!
about 3 years ago, Amber Kenis
Mr. Volpe Lunch Duty
Thank you to our librarian, Ms. Niceforo for getting our book selection up and running! Here’s how many words kids would have heard by the time they were 5 years old: Never read to: 4,662 words 3-5 times per week :169,520 words daily: 296,660 words
about 3 years ago, Amber Kenis
Book Selection
Book Selection
Students sometimes receive an recess for good behavior or achieving academic goals. These kids decided to play "sleeping grandma and grandpa". We love when they use their imagination. My question... How do I get to be sleeping Grandma or Grandpa?
about 3 years ago, Amber Kenis
Students playing a game at recess.
Ms. Christianson's class using foam noodles to play a grammar game. The kids are literally out of their seats with excitement! Teachers sure do get creative!
about 3 years ago, Amber Kenis
Ms. Christianson's class using foam noodles to play a grammar game.
Ms. Hasan's class is working hard in their centers. Students were learning to round numbers to the nearest tenth.
about 3 years ago, Amber Kenis
Ms. Hasan's class doing centers.
Next week is Red Ribbon Week! Please join us in a special theme each day. Monday is wear red! Officer Bill will be discussing with students the importance of making choices that help make our mind and body healthy. Thanks, Officer Bill!
about 3 years ago, Amber Kenis
Red Ribbon Week Themes
Please donate your gently used coats, scarves, hats, boots, gloves, and any other winter clothing, all sizes. Collection will be at our main entrance Friday, Oct. 29th-Friday, Nov. 5th. Please see additional details for free item pick-up at Harnew School! Thank you!
about 3 years ago, Amber Kenis
Community Coat Drive!
Shout out to these second graders participating in Day 2 of Soccer Club with Mrs. Saldivar!
about 3 years ago, Rhonda Kulig
Grade 2 Soccer Club
First graders in Miss Cockrell’s room studying air and weather as they explore the beginning of their investigation noticing the impact of air currents on the parachute indoors to be followed by outdoors another day.
about 3 years ago, Rhonda Kulig
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Our kids really missed socializing throughout the pandemic. Ms. Denton's class got a special treat and went outside today for snack time! We are trying to soak up the good weather while we can!
about 3 years ago, Amber Kenis
Ms. Denton's class
Our kids work really hard in PE not only on their gross and fine motor skills, but also their Social Emotional Learning and sometimes even math facts!! Ms. Dykema does a great job building an all encompassing curriculum to support our students. Hopscotch is a great activity!
about 3 years ago, Amber Kenis
Ms. Dykema's PE class
Mary Poppins, I mean, Ms. Saldivar is always so prepared with her cart. She does an amazing job pushing into classrooms to support students. You need a pencil? You got it. Need to see something demonstrated on a whiteboard? No problem!
about 3 years ago, Amber Kenis
Ms. Saldivar
I wonder if digging rocks out of students’ shoes was in the job description for Officer Bill!!!
about 3 years ago, Amber Kenis
Officer Bill
“I wish I could grow up faster”. Kid, it will be here fast enough! These kids are so funny.
about 3 years ago, Amber Kenis
Students playing at recess.
Thank you, Ms. Smith for my wuggle! Teachers get very creative to solve common challenges in the classroom. I’ll always know where my pen is!
about 3 years ago, Amber Kenis
Ms. Smith