Halloween Safety

Officer Williams and McGruff taught our students about Halloween Safety. Here are some tips:
1. Throw away any candy that is not wrapped and sealed by a company. McGruff says unsealed candy could have dangers inside.
2. Call the police if you find anything dangerous or sticking out of your candy.
3. Always have your parents check your candy before you eat it.
4. Go trick or treating with an adult. Never go by yourself.
5. Only trick or treat in neighborhoods that you know or at local businesses.
6. Make sure you wear a costume that drivers can see. Use a flash light if you need one and always make sure you can see out of any mask that you may wear.

Math Unit 1: Graphing

Welcome Back

Welcome back to a new school year. I am excited about the 2010/2011 school year, my ninth year as a teacher, and am looking forward to the many activities we have planned. I am blessed to have a small class this year, so we should have many wonderful, fun, learning activities to complete. Keep checking the blog for new updates and pictures.

Garden Update

The students are very excited to see that our pepper plants are producing little pepper. Look at the photos and see.

End of the Year

Dear Parents and Students, It has been an honor to be your teacher this year. I would like to thank all the parents for their support and contributions this year. I would like to thank all the students for being the best that they could be and learning as much as you could. Keep practicing over the summer and you will do great in second grade. Love, Ms. Creech P.S. Parents, if you have not watched the video yet please click the play button.

Field Day 2010...Great job