Bluebonnet Breakfast--that's what happened this morning!
Over three dozen students came to school early to enjoy donuts, juice, and Bluebonnet Bingo!
Everyone walked away with a book, poster, or treat. Congratulations to our third graders who read at least ten of the Bluebonnet nominees, our fourth graders who read at least twelve, and our fifth graders with fourteen or more Bluebonnets read this year.
A special congratulations to the twenty-five students who read all twenty of the nominees! Each one will receive a book of their choice from the 18-19 Bluebonnet nominee list.
On Monday, Ms Margocs went on a field trip with our district librarians to the almost-new Central Austin Public Library. It's beautiful!
We have three different books going on in our Book Nook these days!
Kindergarten is seeing a day from a pill bug's perspective in Hank's Big Day: The Story of a Bug.
First graders are learning about murals bringing color and joy to communities in Maybe Something Beautiful: How Art Transformed a Neighborhood.
And second graders are oohing and aahing over the clever geometric art in Lucie Felix's Apples and Robins.
Our upper grades are exploring creative apps on the iPads to use for upcoming classroom projects.
Ms Margocs has highlighted our wordless books with light blue labels--check them out!
And remember our special sections of "Should We Stay or Should We Go?" These books have not been checked out for three or more years! Take a peek and see if you might want to take one home!
Good luck to all of our students on their Apex Fun Run tomorrow!
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