Now is the time to start thinking about Preschool and Kindergarten Screening!
Mrs. Morrow, Mrs. Martin, and Mrs. Moffett were all rewarded the Teacher Development Grant through the Heart of Illinois Community Foundation. Look out Pump Up Primary Conference, here they come!
Today we kicked off our Kids Heart Challenge! Be sure to ask your student about it tonight.
Way to go Izaak! Keep reading!
Look at all these readers! Way to go guys, keep reading!
JH Volleyball 2/18
7th Grade: JHOC Tournament 2nd Place
8th Grade: JHOC Tournament Champions
7th Grade: JHOC Tournament 2nd Place
8th Grade: JHOC Tournament Champions
JH Volleyball 2/16
We are so proud of these readers! They all earned their AR goals this week!
JH Volleyball 2/14
This week's great choice makers! Winners not pictured: Myles Becker, and Aviah DiBartolomeo
JH volleyball 2/12
Watch the WCIA Community Spotlight to see our President, Will Hilligoss and Vice President, Abigail Miller talk about our upcoming FFA Week!
https://www.wcia.com/video/community-spotlight-arthur-lovington-atwood-hammond-ffa-chapter/11511798/
https://www.wcia.com/video/community-spotlight-arthur-lovington-atwood-hammond-ffa-chapter/11511798/
JH Volleyball 2/10
Picture day is February 18th.
JH Volleyball 2/9
KNIGHTLY READING: A Family Literacy Event
This week, CUSD #305 launched its 7th annual district-wide book club, Knightly Reading: A Family Literacy Event. The youngest household member of K-5th grade students, all across the district, received a copy of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis. This is the second book in C. S. Lewis's classic fantasy series, The Chronicles of Narnia, which has captivated readers of all ages with a magical land and unforgettable characters for over seventy-five years. This year's program allows for 4 weeks of reading enjoyment for students and families and there are plenty of activities planned at school to enrich the reading experience.
To kick off the literacy program, students stepped through the wardrobe to enter a world of imagination, aka the library! They received their books and learned about some upcoming activities including, a daily hunt for the hidden lamppost, trivia questions to earn Turkish Delight, and a class-created magical journal.
Reading aloud at home is valuable because it better prepares children to be effective readers, but it is also a fun, worthwhile family activity. With the Knightly Reading program we aim to build a community of readers at the schools in our district.
Additional copies of the book are available upon request from the school. This program has been made possible, in part, by the District #305 Education Foundation and prepared by the Knightly Reading Team of Chrissy Patterson, Title I (AHGS), Lyndsey Herring, Library Aide (AHGS), Jennifer Schrock, Library Aide (AGS), Madalyn Groom, Pre-K Teacher (AGS), Jennifer Kinney, Paraprofessional (AGS), Amy Tighe, Math Teacher (LGS), and Renee Brown, District Librarian.
Images:
-Students at Atwood-Hammond Grade School are seen playing hide and seek in the wardrobe before stepping into Narnia.
-Students at Arthur Grade School step through the wardrobe into the frosty land of Narnia.
-Students at Lovington Grade School step through the wardrobe, past fur coats, to enter the land of Narnia.
This week, CUSD #305 launched its 7th annual district-wide book club, Knightly Reading: A Family Literacy Event. The youngest household member of K-5th grade students, all across the district, received a copy of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis. This is the second book in C. S. Lewis's classic fantasy series, The Chronicles of Narnia, which has captivated readers of all ages with a magical land and unforgettable characters for over seventy-five years. This year's program allows for 4 weeks of reading enjoyment for students and families and there are plenty of activities planned at school to enrich the reading experience.
To kick off the literacy program, students stepped through the wardrobe to enter a world of imagination, aka the library! They received their books and learned about some upcoming activities including, a daily hunt for the hidden lamppost, trivia questions to earn Turkish Delight, and a class-created magical journal.
Reading aloud at home is valuable because it better prepares children to be effective readers, but it is also a fun, worthwhile family activity. With the Knightly Reading program we aim to build a community of readers at the schools in our district.
Additional copies of the book are available upon request from the school. This program has been made possible, in part, by the District #305 Education Foundation and prepared by the Knightly Reading Team of Chrissy Patterson, Title I (AHGS), Lyndsey Herring, Library Aide (AHGS), Jennifer Schrock, Library Aide (AGS), Madalyn Groom, Pre-K Teacher (AGS), Jennifer Kinney, Paraprofessional (AGS), Amy Tighe, Math Teacher (LGS), and Renee Brown, District Librarian.
Images:
-Students at Atwood-Hammond Grade School are seen playing hide and seek in the wardrobe before stepping into Narnia.
-Students at Arthur Grade School step through the wardrobe into the frosty land of Narnia.
-Students at Lovington Grade School step through the wardrobe, past fur coats, to enter the land of Narnia.
Are great choice makers for the week! Not pictured: Jianna Burnett & Aleena Ingram.
JH Volleyball 2/5
JH Volleyball 2/3
Had a great 100th day of school. They made hats and necklaces. We had balloons and lots of noise makers!
