Tracks
is a popular Michigan Nature Magazine. The
Spirit of the Woods Conservation Club donates it to our
class. Each year everyone types a letter to Tracks telling the editor what they like. Sam said, "I never thought I would be in the magazine. After all, it had been months since I wrote the letter. I'm glad my letter was in the frog issue because I was just in a dance performance where I was a frog!" Jade said, "I was very shocked. I really never thought Tracks would pick my letter. It was very nice that they pick letters and publish them." Read the letters the girls wrote to Tracks |
Letter writers Eleanor, Samantha, and Jade were pleased to be published in Tracks |
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D.A.R.E.
Officer O'Hagan met with
the fifth grade students for five weeks. They learned
about drugs and practiced saying, "No!" < Four students were honored on the last day: Josh V., Jade B., Samantha G., and Erica J. ...Article by Josh The students have strong opinions on the use of tobacco and alcohol. |
Mr. Finan's Quiz Bowl Team are Mighty Intelligent Boys and Girls |
Mrs. Eldridge's Quiz Bowl team has named themselves The Smart Alecks |
Mike C. introduced his baby brother, Jack, to the boys in the fifth grade class. Josh V., Chris N., Dustin T.,and Jordan W. thought Jack was pretty cool. Mike and Jack's mother also visited and showed us her fascinating rock collection. |
Jade, Sarah, and MaryLynn are writing a HyperStudio program about Basketball. Mr Finan kindly offered to allow his treasured basketball be in the photograph. |
The fifth grade
loves to read, and has earned a total of more
than 500 AR points. See our Accelerated Reader Record. Many students will begin forming teams and reading the 15 Book Bowl books. They have until the end of May to complete their reading. Book Bowl Page,// Photo of Readers Return to Fifth Grade Homepage The photograph to the right was taken in our new library.> |
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Miss Kulhanek agreed to coach the fifth grade cheerleaders. For information on the game schedule check Sports 5 & 6 Updated February 22, 1998 |
Everybody likes doing science experiments. Here the students experiment to learn if all black ink is the same. They had already separated the colors in Kool-Aid. Look here for more science experiment photographs |