Students in Ms. Buell's group work together to build a 5-sentence paragraph!

Students in Mr. Harmon's reading groups focus on using different comprehension strategies. 

Students in Miss Barnell and Miss Leighton's class have been researching various animals. Students read books, watched videos, and even conducted their own research on the computer for their selected animal.

Our 3rd grade students wrote about the future! They wrote two paragraphs about what they would be doing if they were 100 years old and what the world will be like in 100 years! 

For the past several weeks Ms. Ollis and Mrs. Lux's class have been working on studying how characters respond to conflict and different types of animals through non-fiction text.

In Ms. Scott and Mrs. Duris's second grade classroom students have been engaging with a text titled Big Bites where we have learned about different animals teeth! 

Third graders in Mrs. Parker’s classes used candy on Valentine’s Day to make estimate, compare and contrast, and graph. We also explored how Smarties are made! 

The students in Ms. Mitchell's ELA classes have been celebrating African-American History Month! The students are currently writing research papers about influential African-American people in the areas of politics, science, literature, entertainment, sports and other aspects.

The students in Ms. Mitchell's ELA classes have been celebrating African-American History Month! The students are currently writing research papers about influential African-American people in the areas of politics, science, literature, entertainment, sports and other aspects.

Students practice collecting data and graphing it with smarties during this sweet Valentine's day activity!

English Learners bring their computers to group to prepare for the annual Ohio English Language Proficiency Assessment. Good luck students!

The 6th Grade Team is very proud of our 6th Grade Students participation and effort during Remote Learning. 

Room 104 participated in some festive challenges during the last week of 2021! We partnered up for a math fact review memory game played with Hershey Kisses, and then danced off some energy with a holiday themed "Would You Rather?" activity.

We are reviewing personification just in time for  our Winter MAP benchmark test! Mrs. Johnson’s homeroom is doing personification mini lessons and doing a fun Kahoot! 

 5th grade is learning how to add and subtract fractions. They are doing a great job and growing a lot!

Mrs. Brock and Miss Ball’s class learned about their classmates holidays traditions with a fun and interactive family project!

The main idea is the key concept being expressed because it is the key to understanding what you read.  Supporting details are the reasons, examples, facts, steps, or other kinds of evidence that help explain the main idea. 

3rd grade students are working hard on making text to text connections, text to self connections, and text to world connections while reading a book of their choosing. 

Students team up to review rounding, place value, and comparing numbers, with a basketball twist. If your team gets the answer right, you get a chance to make a basket in the trashcan to score some bonus points! 

Ms. Mitchell's 5th grade social studies classes are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month!

In Mrs. McQueary's 5th grade math class we practice our estimation skills with an online estimation game called Estimation 180. 

Crawford Woods 6th graders in Mrs. Stoffel’s class are working on their summarizing skills as they read a “just right” book. 

5th Grade math is working on adding and subtracting decimals in small intervention groups!

6th graders in Mrs. Johnson’s class completed a science experiment to see how different liquids effected the length of gummy bears.

4th grade has been working on building a strong classroom community and learning environment. They worked with partners to make classroom rules posters. Students also learned all about empathy and how to show it! 

School supply lists for the 2021-2022 school year, please bring all supplies in on the first day of school.