April: Almost There!

“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up” – Galatians 6:9

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High schoolers had a wonderful time! Check out their beautiful attire!

K – 5TH GRADE

Our Kindergarteners had Easter goodies, practiced their writing skills, played with finger puppets, and worked on shapes in Math!

Our 1st graders in their T/Th and M/W classes were able to enjoy many activities that included the following:

Easter egg hunt!
Market day to sell creative items.
Glow stick celebration for meeting their reading goals!
STEAM night to enjoy wonderful science experiments.
Explored the physical properties of matter with play dough and cookies.

Our 2nd graders had tons of fun doing the following:

Created models of atoms!
After reading Mercy Watson to the Rescue, our second graders had buttered toast for our snack. Mercy loved her buttered toast! The students loved sharing their thoughts on the book as they had their special snack.
Bubble Day! Mrs. Jennie’s class filled their jar and voted to have a bubble day! They were greeted with bubbles as they came in to class. We played bubble math and phonics review games, read The Bubble Factory, and played with bubbles on the playground. We were bubbling with excitement at our publishing party too! It was such a fun day!
Mrs. Jennie’s class had a fun pizza party!
A special visit from the firefighters to discuss fire safety at home.

Our 3rd graders in their M/W and T/Th classes also had a glow party for reaching their goals! They welcomed firefighters to Learnwell and learned important tips for fire safety!

Check out what our 4th graders in their T/TH class accomplished this month:

Practiced their writing skills for a research project.
Learned about dialects on Pirate Day!
In Social Studies, they made Mosaic crosses for the Romans and early Christianity.
Created Roman shields from shaving cream!

Our 4th and 5th graders in their M/W class also made Mosiac crosses, created posters in Geometry, and learned about Julius Caesar and the Roman Senate!

Our 5th graders learned a lot this month. Check out what they learned:

In Science, they created models of atoms and learned how temperature affects matter – reversible and irreversible changes.
In Math, they had fraction division races.
In Social Studies, they created cross mosaics for the birth of Christianity.