Our character focus for the week was respect. Students shared that this means treating people, spaces, and items as best as you. Since we had our first substitute this week, kids shared many ways to show respect to a guest teacher, to make him/her think, "I can't wait to come back to that classroom again!" We agreed that being helpful, adjusting to a different adult's style, and following the regular classroom & Crestwood rules are great ways to show respect.
- Monday, September 11th
- Dining to Donate, Chipotle @ 4:00-8:00 pm
- Tuesday, September 12th
- Girls on the Run @ 3:30-4:30 pm
- Boy Scouts @ 6:30-8:30 pm
- Wednesday, September 13th
- Early Release @ 1:40 pm
- PTO Meeting @ 6:30 pm
- Thursday, September 14th
- Mrs. Kleitsch visits for a counseling lesson.
- Girls on the Run @ 3:30-4:30 pm
- Friday, September 15th
- Scholastic Book Orders due
- Staff vs. 5th Grade Kickball Game @ 2:00 pm
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| After learning about plate tectonics and how they affect Earth's surface, students did a demonstration using graham crackers and Cool Whip to model three changes that can occur. |
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| Maggie & Will use their graham crackers to demonstrate how plates on the Earth can move apart, causing molten rock to emerge (volcano). |
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| Violetta & Alex create mountains by moving their crackers together and earthquakes by sliding their crackers against each other (see their incredible explanations below!). |
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