Life has changed for all of us. We must work together over the next few weeks to help each other, to keep our children safe and happy, providing them with learning experiences that will help them grow. The assignments will be posted on the right sidebar.
Some sites where childen can learn something new:
Pacific Science Center - Curiosity at Home
Scholastic - Learn at Home (scroll down to grade level)
CNN10 - Daily 10 minutes of news
The Cincinnati Zoo has a daily animal experience during these weeks we are home. Visit their website and check it out.
DiscoveryMountain - Discover God's plan for Peabody, and think about God's plan for your life.
Class Program for Mother's Day - May 5, 6:30 P.M.
5/6 Seattle Trip - May 7-8
Learning at Home (doing amazing things at home)
McKenzie researched St. Patrick's Day and did a presentation for her family. Way to go!!
5/6 Field Trip to WW Foundry - Nov 15 (see photos below)
Creations in the Clay Room
RRW - Crazy Hats Day
Red Ribbon Week - Crazy Socks Day
Happy Birthday, Mrs. Bryant.
Jogathon 2019 - We have raised over $4,000 for our school.
1st Week of School
Snow days - E-day assignments are due the following day, but will be accepted when completed.
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Hey, kids! Need something to do?
- Read a lot of books!
- Keep a journal of your ideas or activities, or write a story, or even a book!
- Go to the library or the book store and get a new book.
- If you go on a trip, take pictures and keep a journal so you can share with the rest of us.
- Learn a new sport or activity, or practice an activity you already do.
- Practice the piano or your instrument.
- Learn to take fabulous photos with your phone or camera.
- Help Mom or Dad or Grandma or Grandpa with household jobs or outdoor jobs.
- Entertain your younger brothers or sisters--give Mom and Dad a break.
- Spend some time in the kitchen and learn to cook.
- **Oh, and don't forget to read!!
About me: This will be my 23rd year teaching at Rogers. I grew up in Massachusetts and attended Atlantic Union College and Fitchburg State College, where I earned a B.S. and M.Ed. in Elementary Education. I love kids, reading, teaching and school!
My husband, David, teaches at Walla Walla University. We have two sons: Matthew, a structural engineer, lives and works in Spokane; Jonathan works as a hospital controller in Southern California.
I enjoy walking and bike riding, playing Scrabble, reading all kinds of books, making bread and cookies, and eating chocolate!
