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Mrs. Stephenson’s and Mrs. Condit’s language arts classes have been studying winter!  They wrote Cool Poetry, using their five senses.  They drew a SnowBuddy, incorporating a glyph.  They culminated their day of activities by writing, “Winter Is….” and drinking hot chocolate, complete with marshmalows.  Yum!

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Mrs. Johnson’s third grade science students are studying matter, including solids, liquids and gasses.  They were engaged in several classroom activities where they can learn the differeneces in matter.

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South Exemplary students in Mrs. Stephenson’s second grade class decorate Christmas cookies as a special treat during their Christmas celebration.  Everyone enjoyed being artistic and then munching on their creation!

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Mrs. Sanderson’s third graders studied penguins during December.  They read fiction and non-fiction books about penguins.  They wrote their own fact book about penguins.  They experienced and wrote a cinquain poem about penguins.  They ended their unit with a black and white day, by wearing black and white and enjoying black and white healthy snacks.

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South Exemplary third graders performed Twas the Night Before Christmas by Sally Albright.  Music teacher Dixie Marcades directed.  The program was filled with classic and new Christmas songs sung by third graders wearing their pajamas. 

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South Exemplary second graders in Mrs. Isaacks’ GAB time experience the old classic book, Cranberry Christmas by Wende Devlin.  They studied cranberries and followed a recipe to make Cranberry Christmas Spiced-Tea that they all got to take home and share with their family.

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South Exemplary second grader enjoy caroling this Christmas season!

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South Exemplary third graders researched Native American tribes during November.  They worked in groups and presented their study on buckskins.

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South Exemplary first graders studied the Native American culture while preparing for the Thanksgiving celebration.  They made teepees, Indian headbands, necklaces and more.  The first graders enjoyed learning about Indian customs.

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South Exemplary second graders studied the true meaning of Thanksgiving through experiencing several books and activities.  Principal, Mr. Caddell even got in on the action by reading the second graders a Thanksgiving story.  The second graders ended their study with a Thanksgiving feast on Monday.

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