February 2017

Maple Mountain Baseball Visited The 5th Grade Hobble Creek Classes Yesterday

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A Hugh Thank You to the Maple Mountain Baseball players who took time to visit our school and introduce theirselves yesterday. They helped out the 5th graders with their book club and were an audiance for their play.  Here is what two of the students had to say about their visit.

A Fun Time With Baseball Players

By: Rebekah Wall

The Maple Mountain baseball team came into our classroom and helped us with our book clubs.  Each group had two baseball players help them.  They introduced themselves and then we introduced ourselves.  We introduced our book to them.  We then answered several questions and set goals for our book.  We had lots of fun with the Maple Mountain baseball team!

 

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This was such a fun experience to have some guests come to my classroom.  My class has been working on a Revolutionary War play.  We finally had an audience to perform in front of.  Although it was a bit distracting because we have never had an audience to perform in front of besides our class.  It was great. The baseball players seemed to really like our play.  I really recommend them to come again.  This was so much fun!

-Ellie Jenkins   

 

Attributions
Miss Sara Beth Johnson

Miss. Tami Johnson's 1st grade 100th Day Of School

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First grade celebrated the 100th day of school on Monday January 30th. We counted to 100 A LOT! We did a lot of fun activities to celebrate being 100 days smarter! We even made t-shirts! 

Great job 1st Grade!


Attributions
Miss Tami Johnson

Hobble Creek Elementary's Red Ribbon Week-February 6-10, 2017: “Good Choices Keep Us Drug Free”

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                         Red Ribbon Week: February 6-10, 2017 

 Theme: Throughout the week your child will participate in activities which will promote a drug free lifestyle.

Monday:  Kick-Off Assembly at 9:15am.  Our assembly will feature Wendy Gourley, a professional storyteller.

Students will bring home a note asking parents to have a discussion about choices students can make to be drug free.  Students who return the note, signed by the parent and student, will be entered for prizes drawn throughout the week. 

Tuesday: “All Out Red!”  Wear lots of Red.  Please no hair colors.  

Wednesday:  “Team Up Against Drugs” Students can wear their team jerseys, shirts, hats etc.

Thursday:  “Head to Toe, Drug Free” Wear your crazy hat, crazy hair or crazy socks. (This is not to stress you out parents, this is a choice for the students to decide which one they will do, not all)

Friday:  “Hobble Creek Hawks, Choose To Be Drug Free” Students will wear their school spirit colors.

Parents, please take time to talk to your children about what they have learned this week about being drug free and what your expectaions are for your children to stay drug free.

 

Attributions
Mrs. Cathy Gleason