Who's Who
This person coaches the wrestling team and LOVES Nebraska.
Who is Mr. Lehman?
Run, jump, throw catch!
What is PE?
Lean over to your neighbor and distract your whole table.
What is talking?
This involves slinging your drink holder around until it lands the way it was supposed to be in the first place.
When during the school day do we get to go outside and play?
What is recess?
This person loves math and just became a mom this year.
Who is Mrs. Streicher?
Learn about the where we live and what has happened in the past.
What is Social Studies?
These are sticky but removable and are used mostly in ELA...but also make fun accordions.
What are Post-Its?
These are movements learned from a very popular video game that some teachers do not allow in their classrooms.
What are Fortnight dances?
The answer to 5x6.
What is 30?
This person FINALLY has a daughter and enjoys reading.
Who is Mrs. Freeman?
Write, read, and write, and read some more!
What is ELA?
This is supposed to be used to measure things but can also be used to thwap your neighbor.
What is a ruler?
This is a very annoying illness that has caused us to go all online!
What is Missouri?
This person is versatile, has had the same students two years in a row, and loves hands-on projects
Who is Mrs. Schrock?
Log on to Zearn while you wait your turn for a small group!
What is Math?
This is supposed to hold your water but is more often dropped, flipped, or otherwise played with.
What is a water bottle?
This app allows you to copy other peoples' dance moves to music, of which Mrs. Schrock is a master.
What is Tiktok?
When someone receives a blow to the head that jars their brain
What is a concussion?
This person shares a name with a beloved tv character and rules the school
Who is Mr. Rogers?
Study how the world works and get your hands on some awesome experiments
What is Science?
This can be worn on your wrist but is also fun to chew on or sling at your neighbor
What is a bracelet?
This is a trend involving scrunchies, long sweatshirts, and hydroflasks.
What is VSCO?
The most important lesson in the story that the reader is supposed to learn and apply to their own life.
What is the theme?