ABC Countdown: T

T is for Teach the Teacher

Tuesday, June 2

Each student gets to teach a lesson of their choice! It can be about anything! Students will choose a topic that is important and interesting to them, create a short presentation where they teach us! It can be about themselves, their heritage, a hobby, language, skill, or anything else of their choosing. They can teach how to draw something specific, karate, cooking, singing/teach us a song, origami and more! There really is a lot of critical thinking involved in planning a lesson. Lessons can be video taped to share in the classroom (please email me these) or presented live on Tuesday!

Please note that this is completely voluntary and students do not need to do this. It is more of a fun addition to our ABC countdown, and something more to learn about a talent students might excel at!

Please let me know if you have any further questions or concerns!

M is for Mustache & Musical Chairs

Made for a great Friday!

Gotta Love the Weather!

REMINDERS FOR THIS WEEK

Friendly Letters & Addressed Envelopes Due Back
Tuesday, May 26
Please fill out the permission slip for our Downtown Field Trip!
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ABC Countdown: THIS WEEK

Monday - N - No School 

Tuesday - O - Organize YOUR Day

Wednesday - P - Play Day

Bring a game, activity, project or craft to school to do! NO TECHNOLOGY!

Thursday - Q - Questions
Bring a question or two for Mrs. McNitt

Friday - R - Rocking Out: FIELD TRIP DAY!

WW Picnic - June 1

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2nd Grade Field Trip

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Friendly Letters

L is for Letters (& Lollipops that we enjoyed) 
We wrote our friendly letters today and addressed part of our envelopes!
Both are coming home to read over with an adult and to finish addressing the envelope.
Please have the letter, the small note to write back, in the completed addressed envelope, sealed and back to school on Tuesday, May 26.
Students will mail these out on our field trip May 29.

CKLA Knowledge: Domain 10 - Aviation

In this domain, students explore the history of aviation, listening to stories about early aviators like the Montgolfier brothers, the Wright brothers, Aída de Acosta, and Amelia Earhart. They study the science of flight and physics concepts like lift, and research the social impacts of flight on the world.

I is for International Day

All the traveling we did!
We tasted food, identified flags, learned languages, played games, wrote in hieroglyphics, watched videos, drew pictures, and danced. It was a lot in one day, but totally worth every passport stamp!!