Revolutionary Figures Flash Cards
The fifth graders use IPads to find 2 facts about each of the Important figures in the Revolutionary War.
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Principal’s Ponderings
What a great couple of weeks we have had here at St. Linus. Stations of the Cross, a Wolves Game, a Science Fair, the Constitution test,Confirmation, a Valentine’s Dance and Valentine’s parties. Not to mention […]
ABC easy as 1,2,3…
Room 15 has worked hard all school year on improving their alphabetizing skills. Every Monday the students are provided with a randomized order of their spelling words and asked to put them in alphabetical order. […]
What Kind? How Many? Which One?
This week Room 15 began a unit study on what adjectives are and how they make sentences and reading more interesting. In this assignment, the students were given a sentence and asked to label what […]
Chinese New Year
In Social Studies students listened to stories about Chinese celebrations, ate fortune cookies on their Chinese placemat, made a fortune cookie to share with their family,along with making a Chinese banner. Natalie Cesarz proudly holds […]
Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss
After reading “Green Eggs and Ham” the 3 Yr old preschool class decided to make our own, using pudding and vanilla wafers. Yum!!!
1st Grade Readers!
Our 1st Graders are loving chapter books! A fan favorite is the Magic Tree House series.
4th Grade reading challenge!
Our 4th graders love a little competition! Here, they are competing to see who can read the most books and pass the most comprehension quizzes in the Accelerated Reader program.
Read Across America Day
Our teachers swapped classrooms and read their favorite Dr. Seuss book to the class. Many of them also did an activity with the students. Teachers and students both loved to get to know people they […]
Chicago Wolves Field Trip
On Tuesday 2/27 some of our 7th & 8th graders has the opportunity to go on a field trip to All State Arena in Rosemont to see the Chicago Wolves face off against the Texas Stars. […]