The last day of school arrived. It is ... was ... hard to believe. There were moments during this winter when many of us wondered if we would ever thaw out ... if there was such a thing as green grass ... or if our winter coats and accessories would ever be able to be put away ...
What do you do with two half days of school in the Elementary? You are sending report cards home with students when they leave, so assigning them work that you have no intention of looking at doesn't seem like the best use of class time ... students have an energy, a buzz, an excitement that you can't help but admire and appreciate ... the sky is an endless blue ... the shades of green are vivid ... the sun is shining ... time with friends seems fleeting ... so we walked over to REC Park for some last moments of time together.
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| we appreciate the grant for safe pathways ... and the disappearance of the | lake that covered this area just two days earlier |
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| Mrs. Arens and Ms. Prose organized a kickball game |
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| other students found their own version of fun |
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| some students chose to climb to new heights |
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| others found the skateboard park obstacles more interesting |
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| there was plenty of time to share our summer plans with friends |
Some students found their spotlight on the Band Shell stage. It was a great way to spend the last morning of fourth grade!
Best wishes all of my students! This has been a magical year of memories!! See you around town!!
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