Last Day of First Grade

Mrs. LeFevre proudly stated, "What a wonderful year we have had together! I hope everyone enjoys the summer and remembers to keep on smiling and learning!"

Wednesday's News

Everyone shouted, "It was Kids in Charge Day!""

Friday's News

Aiden hissed,"Today we went art, gym AND music at the same time!  We listen to Happy and Frozen, we ran outside and drew on the blacktop and we could knock down cans."

Ben shouted , "Today we had Field Day and first our class went to the  enrichment building and got clipboards and papers and Mrs. Prince told us there were things in the nature trail that didn't belong. So we went down and saw a bucket, sand toys, a clock, a ruler, whiteboard and a book.  I thought the hardest was the timer because it was behind a rock and it was hard to see.  When we got out we played on the playscape for awhile. We did other activities and had lots of fun!"

Thursday's News

Taylor sang, "Today we went to library and computer.  At library Mrs. Parda was reading us a book and we talked about stuff we were doing over summer and you should read books so you don't forget what you learned."

Jayson whistled, "Today we did math and we did a number line that went up to 120 and I picked Anthony as my partner.  I got 30 on the spinner when we started and then I got 30 when we played again. I went all the way in the hallway because I kept getting 10, 30 and 5 on the spinner and I won."

Wednesday's News

David spoke like a baby, "Today we read Adele and Simon in America.  These books are when Simon always looses things and Adele always tries to find things but we have to find them in the pictures.  Simon lost one thing in each state in America."

Aiden spoke drowsily, "Today we went to gym and played  baseball and soccer.  There were extra soccer balls and baseballs if you wanted to play by yourself."

Tuesday's News

Ben sang in opera, "Today was Author's Day and Barbara McClintick came. First and second grade gathered up in the cafeteria and she drew a picture of a wolf and she talked about writing and illustrating.  Later in the day third and fourth grade went. Barbara McClintock wrote a lot of books and I have some of them and Mrs. LeFevre read some of them.  I have The Gungerbread Man and I got Adele and Simon from the library and Mrs. LeFevre read The Mouse and Mary and The Mitten."

Colten cried,"Today we played a new math game and you have to have a spinner with a trash can, a bench, a fence and a flower pot and we had a number strip from 0-60. You needed 2 dots and a paper clip with a pencil.  You had to move the dots on the chart and get to 60 or past 60."