Hard Workers!

Here are some hard working students.  Adrian, Evie, and Hayden all did extra work at school and at home.  Adrian retold some of his favorite Bible stories all on his own at home.  Evie worked at home to put her sight words in groups according to their vowel sounds.  Hayden wrote a story in his spare time at school.  All three of these students did these things all on their own without being asked.  Wow!! 

Did you notice it's hat day in our room? :)



Lincoln Log Fort

Reece and Nicholas got very busy and built a fort and nearby homes out of Lincoln Logs.  Very creative boys!

Triple Fun!

These three girls - Evie, Ramsie, and Olivia - wrote a story together.  It's called, "Keli and the Car."  It is a very exciting story about a girl who runs into an apple tree with her mother's car.  Guess what happens at the end?  They make apple pie!

Classroom Authors!

Many students from our classroom are writing their own books in their spare time.  Here are some great examples below!

Maddee and Samantha wrote stories.  Maddee wrote a story called, "Kelchi Finds a Friend."  Her story is about Ms. Bennett's pets, Kelchi and Colter.  Samantha and Maddee wrote a great team story together called, "Colter Got Lost."  This story is about Ms. Bennett and Colter going on a walk.  Colter gets lost!  Both of these stories are great!

 

Hailey and Nevaeh wrote a great team story together called, Do You Have a Pet?"  In the story, they ask each other if they have various pets.  What a creative story!

Creative Homework

Maxx made a creative homework page to practice his sight words.  He made a chart of flip up words.  Good job, Maxx!

Fire Safety Week

The Albert Lea Fire Department visited the first graders this week.  The firefighters reviewed the fire safety rules with the first graders.  Then they showed them the trucks, ladder truck, and fire hose.  Thank you, Albert Lea firefighters!

Two Classroom Authors!

 

Maddee and Evie each wrote their own book in their spare time at school.  They had both words and pictures.  The students loved to hear their books being read!

Hard Worker!

Noah created his own homework at home by making a flip

chart with his sight words.  Way to be a hard worker, Noah!