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Pre-School Visits 3rd Grade

by Alison Winter

Last week Mrs. Cheney’s pre-school friends had the chance to come over to the “big” building and read with Miss Winter’s third grade students. The third graders got to pick one or two books that they thought their pre-school friend would enjoy. When books were finished the third grade students took their new pre-school friends on a . . . read more

 

Read Across America Celebration

Family Read-athon Part of Week Long Activities

by Pam Goodrich | March 6, 2010

Bennet Elementary students enjoyed a week of special events to celebrate Read Across America. Daily Dr. Seuss trivia, "Green Eggs and Ham" breakfast sandwiches, and a tasty "Cat in the Hat" cake were just a few of the attractions. . . . read more

Students Enjoy Hawaiian Day!

by Steve Robb

Students at Bennet Elementary enjoyed dressing up for a Hawaiian Luau on Thursday.  The lunch room was all decked out in a tropical theme for a day at the beach.  Students ate picnic style on the lunch room floor.  There were . . . read more

Physical Education News

by Ron Wergin | February 23, 2010

Physical Education News Physical Education classes at District OR-1 take two tests throughout the year to assess student health and fitness levels.  These tests use a complete battery of health-related fitness items that are scored . . . read more

Gawk! Ork!

by Alison Winter | February 22, 2010

The 3rd graders have been studying penguins for the past week. The students got the chance to do various projects throughout the unit. They have enjoyed doing research on the Internet and writing a report. The students got to choose which . . . read more

Douglas/Palmyra Softball/Baseball Registration

Registration February 28th

by Steve Robb

Click on the link below to download a flyer with information about registration for Softball and Baseball in Douglas and Palmyra.  Douglas/Palmyra Children's Softball/Baseball read more

5th Grade Haiku

by Thomas McChristian & Genie Bahm | February 17, 2010

Mr. Mac's and Mrs. Bahm's writing classes were honing their poetic skills in the third quarter by writing Haiku poetry in the Japanese tradition in which the young poets wrote three lines of poetry: The first line contains five syllables, the . . . read more

Winter Wonderland

by Doralee Bell | February 17, 2010

How many different kinds of penguins are there? What does a penguin do in a typical day? The third grade class discovered their answers to this and many more questions this past week. We have been studying all about penguins and their . . . read more

Beautiful Butterflies

by Gail Prokop | February 16, 2010

  B week has been a busy time in Kindergarten.  We talked about everything from big barns, bouncing babies, broken bats, bad bananas and blue balloons to bonging bells, bragging brothers and billions of body parts.  But . . . read more

Mrs. Janssen's New Arrival

It's a boy!

by Jenny Janssen | February 10, 2010

On Thursday, January 21st Mrs. Janssen's family grew in size by 10 fingers and 10 toes.  Jake Patrick Janssen was born at 2:14 pm.  He weighed 8 pounds 3 ounces and measured 22 inches in length.  Jake was born at Lakeside . . . read more

Tale of Two Teachers

by Lois Linke | February 10, 2010

From picture stories to poetry and essays to anecdotes, students of all ages are writing every day at Bennet Elementary.    But students aren’t the only people writing.  Teachers write, too, and our school can now . . . read more

100th Day of School

by Gera Stilwell | February 6, 2010

     The 100th day of school was February 2.  My kindergarten students were asked to bring 100 things each for show and tell.  At home and again at school they were to lay them out in rows of 10.  Each . . . read more

What is a Groundbear?

Six more weeks ready or not!

by Jean Cheney | February 6, 2010

    Unadilla had Bill, Puxatomy had Phil and the preschool had Groundbear!  When you are three, four or five years old it is kind of hard to wrap your brain around a furry little guy somewhere far away telling you . . . read more

Living History

Back in the "Good Ole Days

by Florene Schauer | February 3, 2010

    Second grade students entered an imaginary time machine and traveled back to the homesteading days in Nebraska.  Our reading stories gave us an opportunity to take a covered wagon journey through the eyes of a . . . read more

A New Face at Bennet Elementary

Student teacher joins the second grade classroom of Mrs. Christensen and Pam Goodrich's special education classroom

by Nichole Schroder | January 15, 2010

Hello! My name is Nichole Schroder.  I am very excited to be at Bennet Elementary as I complete my student teaching this winter/spring.  Mrs. Christensen and Mrs. Goodrich have welcomed me into their classrooms and are graciously . . . read more

Elementary Staff

by Burke Brown

More than ever before, parents are the most influential partners in preparing our students for successfully meeting the challenges of the future. Each child is unique; each home is unique. There are no absolute answers; however, parents and . . . read more

First Graders and Math Computation

by Becky Hall & Yvonne Meyer | January 6, 2010

First graders have been busy learning and practicing their addition and subtraction facts.  We do this many ways!  Practicing flash cards, playing games, problem solving and daily mad minutes tests are a few of the ways these skills . . . read more

Bennet Winter Music Program

Pictures From Program

A full house was on hand Tuesday, December 1 st , for the annual Bennet Elementary Winter Music Program.  Students in grades K-3 performed, “An All-American Christmas,” while grades 4-6 performed “Swinging Holiday.”  In . . . read more

Halloween Fun at Bennet Elementary

by Steve Robb

Halloween is an exciting time at Bennet Elementary!  As always, we had a large audience of parents, grandparents and community members on hand for our annual "Parade of Spooks" on Friday, October 30th.  Click on each group of . . . read more

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