Monthly Archives: March 2023

Today the students enjoyed a story called the Easter Bunny’s Assistant. Ask your child who the assistant was! Then we wrote about how to dye an Easter egg! Have a great weekend. Due to the weather forecast, I am going … Continue reading →

Today the students experienced the VAN GO! Museum on wheels. The kids loved it. The kids were curators and conservators. Thank you PM for providing this wonderful experience for the students!

Today the students continued to learn about long a . We watched a story about silent e. The students quickly realized that even though the e is silent it is very IMPORTANT in a word! In science the students learned … Continue reading →

What a busy day! Many students were treated to a books and breakfast celebration this morning. Enjoy the photos! It was great seeing all the students and parents reading!! The students also met the author Jonathan Stutzman and illustrator Heather … Continue reading →

Today the students traveled the world with their virtual googles. The students learned about Africa, Antarctica and the beautiful ocean with our virtual goggles. Thank you Mrs. Keller for arranging this special adventure. Reminder: Tomorrow is Books and Breakfast!

Today the class had an assembly from the Maryland Science Center. How awesome! It tied in perfectly with learning about matter and changing states of matter. Thank you PTO!

Today the Lancaster County Park presented a wildlife assembly to the students. The students saw many animal characters from the book POPPY. At the end of the day the students made POPPY masks!

Dr. Janssen needs your help! She needs volunteers for field day. Click HERE to sign up! Friday is also an early dismissal at 1:30! Enjoy the weekend!

Today in class the students learned about molecules and matter. We learned that in solids, the molecules are closer together than in a liquid or a gas. We used cherrios as molecules to help us understand this! REMINDER: STUDENTS MAY … Continue reading →

After listening to Sheep in a Jeep and reading a story called Sheep in a Jeep, the students listed -ee words. Then the students made their own sheep! Enjoy.