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Join the new Student Blogging Challenge today! Tasks for Week 1 of the Spring 2020 challenge are explained on the Student Blogging Page of this blog. One of the tasks is to create an avatar of yourself, then write a … Continue reading
Our Spanish Immersion students have released the 3rd quarter newspaper for everyone to enjoy. This month’s editions include articles on Social Media influencers, vacation destinations and more. Read the amazing work and leave them a comment below.
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There is truth in the Sagan quote on any day of the year. I sometimes find it funny how much thought and remembering goes into the first and last day of a year while the other 363 days seem to … Continue reading
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We are in the last week of school before Winter Break. The days will be a combination of loud giggles and barely managed chaos as we finish projects, spread holiday magic, and play. Even our sunsets are providing good cheer … Continue reading
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Food trucks are everywhere! They are even found at school events and offer delicious, convenient food for all. It seemed a natural extension to use food trucks as a way students can showcase reading skills during their independent novel assignments. … Continue reading
Our latest Spanish edition newspaper is available for your enjoyment below. Spanish Immersion students choose a topic to write an article about, then research the topic and create an in-depth piece for the newspaper. Please enjoy their efforts below. The … Continue reading
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Halloween means dancing 6th graders at our school. This is the second annual “flashmob” event and it was filled with sharks, a T-Rex, a jellyfish, an extraterrestrial, and dozens more inventively costumed students dancing to Blanco Brown & Lainey Wilson’s … Continue reading
What’s Cooking? Our Spanish Immersion students are cooking this year! Really, they are researching Spanish foods and selecting a recipe to create at home. The incredible videos they create are then shared with us at school. The students not only … Continue reading
Several students wrote about our recent author’s visit by Pablo Cartaya, the author of Each Tiny Spark. Read and learn more about how students reacted to the dynamic visit below. Hayden W. I was happy Pablo Cartaya came to the school and … Continue reading
With a new school year comes a new crop of bloggers. We are in the midst of learning how to be conscientious digital citizens in order to be the best bloggers possible. Recently, we watched videos like the one below … Continue reading