Mrs. Brown's Fourth Grade learned a new cheer, painted their faces, and wore feathers, to cheer the high school girls basketball team on to victory in the final game of the regionals.(The Varsity girls went all the way to the semi-finals) |
Mrs. Campbell and her Fourth Graders pose in front of the new school addition. Behind them is the new library. To their left are the two new fourth grade classrooms. Everyone enjoys being in our new addition. The two fourth grade classrooms have a moveable wall between them. At times the wall can be opened and the two classes can meet as one. |
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The
Fourth Grade production of "A Grand Christmas"
was performed for the kindergarten, first grade, parents,
and staff. Some Quotes: Katie R: The face painting tickled when they painted our faces. Curtiss O S: We worked hard day & night getting ready. Kayla B: We had to move our whole room around to have space for our audience. Chris P: It was fun preparing and memorizing the parts. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Scheppelmann painted our faces to look real. |
The class agreed, "The play made our teacher really proud. She had tears in her eyes." Tyler M: I sounded like a real elf! |
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 Mrs. Robinson went to Puerto Rico to teach Fourth Grade. Onekama's Fourth & Fifth Grade Students write to Pen Pals in Puerto Rico. Here Mrs. Robinson is sharing some photographs of Puerto Rico with Nicholas B. Mrs. Robinson's students sent coconuts to us for Valentines.
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 Mrs. Voss and baby daughter are on leave for the rest of this school year.
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Mrs. Brown and her daughter, Jaylee |
Mrs. Campbell with granddaughter Katie |
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< Jessica and the other students
enjoy visits from Maggie.
More News from our Fourth Grade Newspaper Updated: 2/7/98 |
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