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Elementary School: From the Teacher's Desk

No Cook Recipe Fun Day

by Gina Epperly | October 6, 2008

On Friday, October 3rd, the students in Ms. Epperly's Reading class had a No Cook Recipe Fun Day.  The class read the book Freckle Juice by Judy Blume.  It is a story about a boy who wanted freckles and followed a secret . . . read more

2B Newsletter

by Kara Wisdom | October 2, 2008

2B Happenings October 2, 2008   Upcoming dates to mark on your calendars:   Oct. 3--Early Dismissal at 11:05         Teacher Inservice Oct. . . . read more

4th Graders Earn Illinois Recycling Patches

Recycling

by Nicole Arians | October 2, 2008

Erie Elementary fourth grade students have been busy completing projects to earn their Illinois Recycling Patches.  All of the students completed the tasks required.  Great Work Fourth Grade!   \   Illinois . . . read more

Dear Roady.......

First grade learns to write a friendly letter

by Stephanie Holland | October 2, 2008

Students in 1A learned about the parts of a friendly letter.  They practiced writing letters to our class pet.  Students enjoy reading books to Roady as well as feeding him yummy worms.  Below are the letters written to . . . read more

Fourth Grade ROCKS!

Eating Rocks

by Nicole Arians | October 2, 2008

The fourth grade students were busy making edible models of igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks.  After creating the rocks, students studied the rock cycle.  Finally, they were able to EAT their delicious creations! . . . read more

Shave and Spell!!!!!!

1A practices writing spelling words in shaving cream

by Stephanie Holland | October 1, 2008

Students in Mrs. Holland's first grade class are learning to spell words with the short u vowel sound. To get the class excited about spelling, Mrs. Holland allowed her students to get a little messy! They practiced writing spelling . . . read more

Mrs. McConnell's Class Celebrates Johhny Appleseed's Birthday

by Andrea McConnell | September 29, 2008

Mrs. McConnell's class celebrated Johnny Appleseed's birthday last week.  They read a story about Johnny, made caramel apples, colored their favorite color of apples, and watched a video about Johnny with the other third grade class. read more

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Rebuy!!

4th Grade Recycles

by Nicole Arians | September 24, 2008

  4th Grade Recycles   Erie Elementary 4th Graders have been busy learning about the 4's.  Take a look at their outstanding recycling projects!   read more

1A Learns About Plants

by Stephanie Holland | September 17, 2008

During the month of September, students in Mrs. Holland’s first grade class have been learning about plants.  Students learned about the different parts of a plant, the special job that each part does, and what a plant needs in . . . read more

Great Job First Grade!!!!!

by Stephanie Holland | September 17, 2008

I am so proud of you 1A!  It is only the 5th week of school and you have already filled the good behavior popcorn jar.  I sure have a great group of students this year!  Students in 1A get a hand full of popcorn seeds . . . read more

Third Grade Learns about Metamorphosis

by Gina Epperly | September 17, 2008

Third graders were able to see first hand the life cycle of a monarch butterfly.   Corbin brought a caterpillar to school with several milkweed leaves for it to eat.  A couple of days later, the caterpillar had changed into . . . read more

Third Graders Have Fun with Bubbles

by Gina Epperly | September 3, 2008

The third grade science classes enjoyed the bubble activities last week.  The students did three different science investigations from the new Harcourt Science textbook.  These were "Making Bubbles" where students used . . . read more

Third Graders Study Wind Turbines

by Andrea McConnell | May 20, 2008

    Last Friday, all third graders studied about wind turbines.  Mr. Hollister and Ms. Epperly showed the students models of wind turbines, and talked about what turbines are used for and why we could benefit from . . . read more

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