We will be going to the fire station on Thursday, October 1st. This is a short field trip, but very informative. We hope you will be able to accompany us. If you plan to drive, please make sure that you have your proof of insurance on file in the office.
Box Tops and Tyson labels will be collected by the PSG on Thursday.
Report cards will be coming home on October 14th. Please sign and return them the next day.
Parent/teacher conferences will be held on the afternoon of October 23rd. We will begin scheduling the conferences in the coming weeks.
The Kidz Kountry Traveling Farm will be coming to OUS on the morning of October 26th. The children will have the opportunity to ride a pony, go on a hayride, pet and feed some animals, and pick a pumpkin. More information will be sent about this soon.
We're published authors and illustrators now!
Our book is about our memories of our first grade year.
We had a great day at the Pink Palace.
Mario's Dad came to present a program to help us prepare for our field trip to the planetarium.
Let's go fly the kites we made in class.
Jack and Bubbles the Turtle
Our Easter party at Hays Roth's house was so much fun!
Easter Fun
First Grade Celebrates The Birthday Of Dr. Seuss. Read Across America Day Was So Much Fun!
Bartholomew and the Oobleck - Making oobleck helped us learn about the states of matter.
The Cat in the Hat activity helped us review elements of a story.
Green Eggs and Ham - We cooked green eggs and ham to see if we liked them.
We made cherry tarts today to celebrate George Washington's birthday.
We read a play about George Washington and Betsy Ross.
Our whole class entered the science fair and won ribbons. Way to go kids! I'm so proud of you all!
Catherine found out why the pipes burst when they freeze.
Garrett found out why leaves change colors.
Morgan showed us what happens when a volcano erupts.
Sophie studied different birds to see how many feathers they each had.
Jack studied our taste buds to see if we were super tasters.
Caroline found out where we taste sweets on our tongue.
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