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Protecting the health and safety of students, families, teachers, and all employees who work in our schools is paramount during this national health crisis - we must continue our efforts to mitigate the spread of #COVID19.
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We regret to announce that commencement is postponed, but prorated refunds will be issued for housing, dining and fees. Read more by clicking here: https://t.co/aQNQVWsoUg
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Per Governor Wolf's declaration all ELANCO schools will be closed from March 16th through March 27th. Days will not need to made up at the end of the school year. Stay tuned for future communications.
Before data & graphing, we were working hard on our measurement skills! We practiced measuring items with different objects and comparing lengths. The use of manipulatives really engaged all of the students! ๐โ๏ธ
Today we officially moved into data and graphing in math! The students loved voting on their favorite weekend activity and creating their own colorful graphs to go along with it. ๐คฉ๐
Incorporated a Valentineโs Day celebration into our math lesson this week! We have been learning about measurement with standard & nonstandard forms of measurement, and just started to move into our data and graphing lessons! The students loved this hands on activity ๐คฉ๐ฌโค๏ธ
The students were practicing building their number sentences using cards with the numbers and signs. The students had to rearrange the cards to create 2 addition and 2 subtraction problems, which was used as a formative assessment!
This is Jack. He's 4. Jack accidentally dialed 911 yesterday and found out the police do come. Although we don't mind, Mom&Dad turned it into a teachable moment. Jack wanted to say he was sorry & brought @PPFpretzels. Who on earth could be mad at this kid???
Had a great time celebrating Johnny Appleseed day this past Thursday. All of the students were so engaged in learning! The students brought their favorite apples to eat & we all tried some apple cider from a local farmers market! ๐๐
After working hard on math and language arts, we took some time with our students to work on our 4th of July craft. They turned out awesome! ๐บ๐ธ๐