In an effort to raise money for our Parent’s Club projects, students are invited to wear a hat on Friday, January 25 for the fee of $1 payable to the classroom teacher. It’s a great fundraiser to support our efforts for - behavior incentives, AR prizes, Chromebooks, STEM projects, and more! Thank you for your support.
New dog books going on the shelves Tuesday.
In preparation for the snow....Pre-k snow boys & girls! Wishing you a fun snow-filled weekend!
Letter B week for Preschool! We had a blast racing toy boats, making paper boats in the art center, tracing letter B in shaving cream and sponge painting with letter B!
Kindergarten played a game called “Bump” to work on number recognition, subitizing, and simple addition!
Update your phone contacts. The school messenger system will use the phone number (765) 371-9870 for all future voice alerts.
4 new Dr. Seuss books ready for checkout!
Attn Parents: We need as many parents as possible to take the 5-Essential survey. It takes just a few minutes of your time to complete. Click the link below to take you to the survey. You have until January 18, 2019.
http://survey.5-essentials.org/illinois/survey/parent/
New books coming out tomorrow in the library. Come check them out!
The menu for tomorrow 1/7 is:
Ravioli
Cheese stuffed breadstick
Sweet Corn
Fruit Cocktail
Milk
Our Gingerbread men are on the loose in the school!! We found them at last!
This week we celebrated improvements in Reading Club with a Santa Hat Ring Toss Game. These smiles are brought to you by increased confidence in Reading. 😊 🎅🏼 📚 📖
Our students loved watching a few staff members dancing! Who has the best moves? https://elfyourself.com?mId=73143961
It’s a great day to be at work when you love what you do! Thank you, Mr. Abbed for helping make today memorable. You truly are a hero to many of our kiddos!
Merry Christmas from our BHES teachers and staff.
A big thank you to these wonderful BHRACHS girls. They volunteered their time to help with crafts. Amazing girls! Thank you.
First grade traveled around the world to see how Christmas is celebrated in other countries. We learned how the tradition of the Christmas tree originated in Germany. The students were able to decorate their own “sweet” tree.
First grade searched all over the school as our gingerbread cookies were on the loose.
First grade traveled to Mexico to learn about the Christmas traditions there. Each student took a turn at breaking open our piñata, and we enjoyed the goodies inside. Feliz Navidad!
Kindergarteners made some sweet Gingerbread houses with their 4th grade buddies this week! 💙
