Hildreth Public School - Greyhound Yearbook (Hildreth, NE)

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This year the second grade students enjoyed working with the high school Spanish class. Twice a week they joined the high school students and learned about Spanish customs and Spanish vocabulary. Some of their favorite activities were working with computers and reading out of their Ginn reading books. The students also had fun reading out of their own classroom library, and learning how to use the dictionary. Learning how to count money and tell time were also very exciting for the second grade students. The students also enjoyed cooking from recipes that they could read and follow the instructions themselves. One major benefit they found was that they could eat what they cooked. At Christmas time the students studied about Christmas customs around the world. Hero the robot visits the second grade. MRS. TAMI HARMS DAVID FRITSON NATHAN FUERST RAQUEL LIENEMANN KASEY LOSCHEN Second Grade 8

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First grade students visit the post office to find out where their letter goes after it is mailed. CASEY HEMJE JESSICA JELKIN BOBBY KING The first grade students were excited about learning to read this year. They especially enjoyed a reading unit entitled Mix, Make, and Bake.” Activities that they enjoyed that pertained to this unit were an arts and crafts exhibit, participating in the preparation of baker’s clay, and the creation of clay objects, and taking a trip to the school kitchen to observe the cooks baking bread. The students also enjoyed visits from community members and teachers who talked to the class about their careers. Art Fritson demonstrated an antique apple press and Mrs. Charleen Frerichs came to demonstrate a modern apple juice extractor during our Johnny Appleseed birthday celebration. The students enjoyed tasting the delicious apple juice after the demonstration. JILL EVERS CHRISTA BUNGER NICHOLAS BUNGER ERIN ALBERS KRISTI LOSCHEN BRIAN SCHURMANN MARY STUEHM

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Michelle looks surprised. mm {MMl Third and fourth grade classes are “gearing into reading books this year by making a chain of gears that circle the room. For each book a student reads, he or she puts up a gear with the title of the book and the readers name. Interesting things they studied this year were, cowpunchers and longhorns of Nebraska, and the Nebraska author Willa Cather. The students visited Red Cloud for a field trip and saw Willa Cathers home. The third grade began to write in cursive this year and studied the multiplication facts for the first time. ANGELA DORN CELESTE FRITZ JEREMY FUERST Third and fourth grade students sample some Indian pudding during a social studies lesson. JENNIFER JELKIN VAUGHN KING MICHELLE MAHLER Third Grade 9