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March is Youth Art Month in Nebraska!
To celebrate, Wahoo Elementary students have been displaying their artwork for the public. Two students, fifth grader Matt Dobesh and fourth grader Madilyn Larsen, were chosen to participate in a . . .
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Mrs. Pearsonʼs reading group has just finished reading the novel Castle in the Attic by Elizabeth Winthrop.
It tells the tale of William, who receives a beautiful castle from his housekeeper. Even though William is sad sheʼs . . .
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Students in Mrs. Verna Rezac’s fifth grade class recently had the chance to mix technology and world studies.
Rezac’s husband went to Mali, Africa, with a group of men from their church to do construction. While he was there . . .
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Fourth and fifth grade students recently had the chance to learn
about the Orphan Train in a school assembly.
The Orphan Train was a social experiment that transported
children from crowded coastal cities of the United States to . . .
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Students in Mr. Iversen and Mrs. Rezac's fifth grade classes
recently completed an optics unit in science class.
Students learned about many kinds of eyes: simple (the kind that
worms have), compound (the kind bugs have), and of . . .
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Smoking
cigarettes? A 10-year-old? According to a nationwide survey
conducted by tobaccofreekids.org ,
13 percent of eighth graders had reported trying smoking by the
fifth grade.
If only
someone would take the initiative to . . .
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Students in Mrs. Nancy
Teetor's 5th grade are e-mail pen pals with 5th graders at Wat Get
Pra Pa School in Lum Luka, Thailand.
Their American teacher, Vic
Plessner, who is teaching them English, thought it might help if . . .
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“What kinds of clowns are there?” “How long does it take to put
the paint on?” “What does a clown do?”
These are some of the questions that fifth graders in Mrs. Nancy
Teetor’s class asked during their study of clowns. . . .
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October 11, 2006 was an exciting day for Wahoo Elementary School
kindergartners in Mrs. Britton's class. Three visitors--Detective
Jeff Britton, K-9 Officer Lucas Bates, and Justice, Bates'
drug-sniffing yellow lab--came to give a . . .
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