Valentine Party

The fifth graders will be sharing Valentines with each other on Friday,February 12th.  Below is a class list if you have misplaced your school directory. :) snow-couple

Class List

Baldwin Middle School

Soon we will be visiting Baldwin Middle School.  Click on the link below to read the parent letter outlining our day there.

Parent Letter

Bustin’ Through Books Boot Camp

Bustin’ Through Books Boot Camp begins Monday, February 1!   Every child who participates will be logging their minutes read at Boot Camp.  They can also log minutes read in the classroom and at home.

If you would like to have them add their minutes from home, you can find their reading logs on the school blog at this location:  BUSTIN THRU BOOKS LOGS There is a log for each child who is a camp member.

Book Blog!

My name is Chloe G. and the book that I read is Shining Stallion which is one of the Wild Horse Island series by Terri Farley.  This is a fiction book.  I picked this book because of my love for horses and because I love fiction.  My favorite part is when Hoku (the Nevada filly) stopped two Hawaiian stallions from a huge fight.  This is also an adventure book and if you like aventure you will like this book.
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OUR CLASS

We had an absolutely wonderful time early in the fall spending some time outside teaching our kindergarten buddies new recess games they could play outside at Georgetown Elementary School. Then of course we had to get our FIRST class photo of the 2009-2010 school year.

OUR FIRST WRITING CELEBRATION

Our first writing celebration was a such fun! We broke into small groups and shared our final drafts of our personal narratives. I enjoyed traveling group to group listening to stories read out loud by their authors. It is always wonderful to hear the excitement of kids sharing their personal moments with each other. <3

READING WORKSHOP

I love to catch a student absorbed in a book. Kyle is just reading the jacket of this book getting his brain ready to dive into the beginning of this story. He didn't need to read the jacket to know he was going to read this book. The cover alone "hooked" him, but he always reads the synopsis on the back of his books to get a feel for what to expect.