Author Archives: susan.lindsey

HI Parents,We are currently learning about landforms in Science. We will be having Snickers bars and mining for chocolate chips in hard and soft cookies tomorrow as an example of mining and layers of the earth. These items were signed … Continue reading →

Nest week for  STEM (Tuesday) the students will be creating landforms. Please send a shoe sized box (if you have one) with your child that day. I have lots of extras that will be available. Also, they can bring magazines, to … Continue reading →

Our next book fair is coming up!We need Volunteers! For us to be able to fun a successful book fair, we need volunteers at all time slots.Mon, Jan 27 – Fri, Jan 31 we will be open during school each … Continue reading →

It’s almost conference time! Please click on the link to sign up for your child’s conference 🙂Parent Conference sign upFund Raiser

I would like to thank the amazing parents and grandma who were able to help with our party!! It was a huge success and the kids enjoyed traveling  to learn about traditions in different countries.A huge shout out and thanks … Continue reading →

We will be having our party on Friday, December 20th from 8:45 to 10:45. We will rotate between classrooms to visit different countries. The kids will experience some treats from the countries they visit. Some of these items were not … Continue reading →

I hope everyone has had a wonderful Thanksgiving Break! The students will be creating their toys from trash in STEM. Please send their selected items, that they will use, to create their toy, on Monday. They have been planning and coming … Continue reading →

2nd Grade STEM Project- Toys fromTrashYour second grader will be creating a toy or game from “trash” in STEM the week after Thanksgiving break.  Please help them gather supplies and send them back to school on December 2nd or 3rd. … Continue reading →

Parents,There is not a math homework page tonight. We will be taking a test on understanding  place value of hundreds, tens and ones tomorrow. If you do work on math with your child please go over numbers in hundreds, tens … Continue reading →