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Awesome First Day!

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WOW! What a wonderful way to start the year! We hope your kids came home happy, charged up, and nonstop talking about the things they did today.

Some highlights for me...

The conversations that informally took place all day long...new friends...teamwork...laughter...respect...motivation...energy...and yes, the too-dee-ta dance!

Thanks for doing the book gifts this morning too - their eyes completely lit up! When Dr. Schneider came in with the Assistant District Superintendent, they gushed with excitement to tell them about their new books.  Yea!

We are looking forward to tomorrow - bright and early 7:35 at morning assembly :) !!!!

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  1. Will K.September 8, 2011 at 1:10 PM

    I learned the difference between artifact and fossils. Fossils are dead animal bones.

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