Our focus word for the week was persevere, which means to stick with something even when it feels challenging. We shared reasons that persevering is difficult: the math skill seems too hard, everyone else is already really good and soccer, I'm not strong enough, etc. Then we brainstormed positive messages we could say to ourselves to encourage perseverance. We came up with a pretty good list:
- Never give up.
- I will try my hardest.
- I can watch others working hard and be reminded of what to do.
- I can try 1 more.
- If I give up now, all my hard work will be gone.
- Monday, March 6th
- Chick-Fil-A Dining to Donate Night @ 4:00-8:00 pm
- Tuesday, March 7th
- Spring Pictures; dress for the group picture even if not purchasing individual photos.
- Wednesday, March 8th
- Thursday, March 9th
- Library Day
- Fire Drill
- Friday, March 10th
- Flyer Families; wear t-shirts
- Out @ 11:40 am, no lunch served
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| Students show off their Math skills. We can multiply whole numbers by fractions, then convert to a mixed number, and finally simplify! |
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| Sandra & Katie work hard convert improper fractions. |
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| Desmond & Andrew work with clay in Art class. |
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| Brady & Jayden design their clay looms. |
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| Griffin & Claudia show off their hard work in Art. |
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| Becca & Robert roll out their clay to begin forming their looms. |
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