Friday, October 31, 2014

Junior Achievement



By Nathan and Julissa

In Junior Achievement we learned about banks and how to have a savings account.
We also leaned about  taxes to help our community.We learned that we pay taxes for almost
every we buy. We also learned about credit cards and debit cards. We played a game about 
wasting money and getting money.   We made a city named Despicable City. 

Mr. Albers taught us JA.  He is an accountant and financial advisor for Wipfli - Hewins.  He is also Mrs. Krahn's little brother! 

Book Buddies - Halloween Week

This week with our buddies we played a get to know you activity with Skittles!  We also had fun rolling dice and adding numbers to draw crazy looking monsters!






Tuesday, October 14, 2014

Firemen Came to Visit!

The volunteer firemen from the Lawrence Fire Department came to visit on Friday.  They reviewed with the kids some things about fire safety.  They talked about getting out of the house safely in case of a fire as well as knowing a family meeting spot.   Please make sure to check your smoke detectors as well as practice going to the family meeting spot.  Here are some pictures from their visit.



Tuesday, September 30, 2014

Fun Friday events

Bloggers: Addison, Kailyn

We had fuel up to play 60 events to get our heat pumping and to have a little fun.We went to the gym to do a obstacle course. We did 7 stations that includes doing a Lambeau leap on mats, jumping over different things, hula hooping, we also did push ups in the space between the latter. That day was the best. Everybody loved it.








Monday, September 22, 2014

Plants

For the last couple of weeks we have been growing Wisconsin's fast plant.Each student planted about nine seeds.They are starting to grow their true leaves.We are experimenting  to see if the seeds will grow in clay and sand.So far each one has some little sprouts.

By Trista and Abby
Annika - Photographer





Monday, September 15, 2014

CAFE

Today we launched our classroom CAFE.  I wish that meant food, but it doesn't.  CAFE stands for comprehension, accuracy, fluency and expanding vocabulary.  It helps us organize our reading skills and what we need to work on.