Charles Lesser

Mrs. Kerrins’ second grade readers discuss the story “Smoke Jumpers.” #keewahdinthinkers

Mrs. Palmateer’s third graders prepare to create the morning video announcements. #keewahdinthinkers

Mrs. Sanderson’s fifth graders learn how to read and write decimals. #keewahdinthinkers

Mrs. Kerrins’ students listen to directions for a bucket filling activity with post it notes. #keewahdinthinkers

What do you notice, what do you wonder is taking place during a math lesson in Ms. Schweihofer’s third grade class. #keewahdinthinkers

Ms. Sprague’s/Rock’s fifth graders pull out the main idea and supporting details out of a text. #keewhdinthinkers

Ms. Boots-Doughty’s fifth graders compete activities on their reading menu. #keewahdinthinkers

Will termites follow a colored line? Mrs. Kata’s third grade scientists make predictions on this topic. #keewahdinthinkers

Mrs. Palmer’s second graders listen to a read aloud. #keewahdinthinkers

Mrs. Davis’ second graders identify sounds of letters. #keewahdinthinkers

Mrs. Krafft’s/Hagen’s second graders write about being someone’s friend. #keewahdinthinkers

Mrs. Bitonti’s first graders prepare their laptops for tech class. #keewahdinthinkers

Mrs. Butler’s first graders write about a special person of the day. #keewahdinthinkers

Mrs. Burton’s first graders review the five senses before drawing about it. #keewahdinthinkers

Mrs. Sears’ first graders prepare to take a math survey. #keewahdinthinkers

Mrs. Hayes’ third grade readers find a comfortable spot to read. #keewahdinthinkers

Mrs. Frasier’s fourth grade readers learn about their various ways to engage in literature. #keewahdinthinkers

Mrs. Bousson’s fourth grade mathematicians explore how to divide brownies. #keewahdinthinkers

Mr. Maxwell’s fourth graders think about their math super powers. #keewahdinthinkers

Mrs. Chick’s kindergarten students completed their morning learning activities and are ready for recess. #keewahdinthinkers