Robert F Munroe Day School - Reflections Yearbook (Quincy, FL)

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Moving Up Slowly Taking It One Step At a Time Is What Kindergarten Is All About Our first three year old kindergarten class was a new experience that helped create new friendships with each other, and the K-4 class also. The two classes learned nursery rhymes, made modeling clay, and literally ate their letters, when they made pretzel B’s. For some, this was the year of “the first bus ride”. Most thought it was exciting. They took field trips to the fire station, where they learned to “stop, drop, and roll”, the pumpkin patch, and the dairy farm. For Halloween, dressing up in the latest costumes filled many minds. Showing off for the “Big School” was an exciting debut. During the Christmas season, they enjoyed decorating the tree and the walls! Even with John Robert Chandler giving himself his type of mohawk, (on the day before school pictures), they managed to make it through the year. The K-3 class looks on as Miss Janet reads u from the Wishy Washy” book. Mrs. L'i en DiSalvo and Mrs. Hulh Vanlandingham assist TJ. Massey and Mundy Herndon in making gingerbread houses for Christmas. Alia DiSalvo 11-19 William Douglas 5-9 Carolyn Gregory 9-19 Amanda Herndon 1-14 John Bradford May 5-16 Amber Poucher 10-17 Andy Stewart 5-8 Russell VanLandingham 2-8 Adam Vieth 5-16 Amber Williams 1-7 80 Classes

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Under the Sea Of Dinosaurs and Whales Something Smells Fishy Fish Freaks! That’s what one might have thought while traveling through the K-5 room. Everyone had their own stained glass fish, which hung in one of the windows, while paper mache whales hung overhead, as to inspect the on going Open Court work. A gift of three turtles, one of which accidentally disappeared, gave each student the experience of taking care of a pet. They wrapped up their studies of the ocean with a feast of shell pasta, and moved on to dinosaurs. A collection of dried chicken bones was used to recreate a dinosaur skeleton. Field trips expanded the farm experience, some of which included Mr. Forest Davis’ grape orchard and Jimbo Douglas’ Dairy. With K-5 coming to an end, the “Big School” was right around the corner. After decorating her pumpkin from Mr. Dick Suber’s Pumpkin Patch, Yvonne St. Cyr inspects her masterpiece. Taking a break from drawing their pic- tures, Jimbo Douglas and Caroline McCall get more colors to add the finishing touch- es. Ashley Miller 1-31 Jennifer Morgan 1-28 Bobby Munroe 9-11 Erin Murry 9-27 Mariefe Nellas 10-29 Heather Olson 9-6 Jessica Parramore 9- 30 Carl Santos 10-23 Andrew Sapp 12-7 Serina Smith 6-4 Yvonne St. Cyr 3-22 Hayley Suber 10-30 Kathlyn Suber 12-30 James Tyre 6-4 Cody VanLandingham 10-26 Kylie Webb 1-28 Aileen Woodson Kindergarten 79

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After a morning of picking pumpkins a! Mr. Dick Suber’s arm, K-3 and K-4 lake a break in (he shade. John Bates 8-3 John Robert Chandler 4-24 Adrian Fletcher 11-26 Dylan Hamilton 9-2 Logan Kirk 10-29 Philippe Lawrence 5-1 T.J. Massey 6-17 Ashlee Miller 12-13 Fletcher Suber 7-3 Kindergarten 81