Monday, February 11, 2013

Short Month but Many Ways to Shine

  Each year in preparation of the 100th day of school, first grade students are asked to visualize what life would be like when they turn 100 years old. Their responses are then recorded and displayed next to their incredibly creative artwork. Each year the responses generate a chuckle or two worth sharing. Enjoy their innovative ideas about aging!


By Anna Kroner



By Tyler Peebles









“Good Character is what you think in your head, feel in your heart and do with your hands.”
This month’s character education highlights the traits honesty and trust. Mrs. Baily, Mrs. Shepard and Mrs. Schweitzer’s classes prepared skits to demonstrate students being honest and trustworthy.

Second graders led these role playing situations to help students understand that telling the truth sometimes involves admitting mistakes and accepting consequences while you try to make a situations right. 

What would you do if you found money on the floor?
Being trustworthy is doing what you know you should do even when you think no one is listening. Thank you to Mrs. Schweitzer for narrating the accompanying slide show!

Perseverance

Can you do this?

Thank you to the 5th grade Jump Rope Club for presenting at our recent Character Education assembly on Perseverance. Their performance included several intricate routines that can only be mastered with hard work, determination and a commitment to teamwork. Their performance is a wonderful example of perseverance.  Please help us in congratulating the following "Hedge Award" recipients

For Perseverance:

 
 Second Graders:  Isaiah Apps, Julia Quinn, Paul Walintukan, Dylan Healy, Nathen Tyler, Jaidyn Kotlarz, Grace Monchelli, Michael Herrington, William Van Horn, Nevin Amer, Noah Forte, Brianna McLaughlin, Oleg Grebenevich, Raphael Kornyoh, Marta Hevko, Emily Rolince, Bryan Tanner, David Gulev, Kevin Bailey, Leah Bigelow, Kate Kuppinger

 
 First Graders:  Dillon Collier, Henry Steitz, Lauren Miner, Brianna Hebert, Karna Warner, Dylan Radcliffe, Gavin Provo, Jameson Seeber, Devon Moses, Ella McIntyre, Irina Kasyanov, Brayden Kitterle, Afaf Zawahreh, Patrick Ford, Hayden Reynolds, Leah Flint, Brock Dyer, Mikayla Hart, Tyler Jacopelle, Wyatt Corbin, James Logana, Brianna Bullock, Seth Fitch, Peyton Cooper, Mia Kehoskie

For Caring and Compassion:

 First Graders:  Tristan Timson, Osvaldo Valenzuela, Lawrence Evans, Alex Camarata, Jordan Kolar, Alex Maione, Dylan Radcliffe, Landyn Shaw, Peyton Long, Reyann Zahran, Heavenly Valenzuela, Claire Petty, Madison Wicks, Ciara Breeeze, William Langmeyer, Nicole Vasilev, Acelynn Thomas, Ryan Radcliffe, Tyler Elmer, Logan Calkins Scout Oudemool, Tyler Jacopelle, Robby Tucciarone, James  Logana, David Fisher, Ava Spraker, David Pererscak, Joliana Paratore

Second Graders:  Jay Ramsdell, Ava Hanlon, Margaret McDonough, Samantha Whitten, Delaney Capucilli, Jaidyn Kotlarz, Joe Martini, Daniel McManus, Sophia Lefevre, Tyler Wavercak, Katelyn Hagadorn, Alexis Michaels, Elsa Propper, Collin Sutton, Logan Hamilton, Allison Putnam, Keegan Ribble, Kacen Chigaridas, Rebecca Lavender, Maria Toumbacaris

 Reminder:
Don't forget about the 2013 Stonehedge PTA Founder's Day Celebration tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the library.  Hope to see you there!

Lori


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