Easy Digital Tools that can make Teaching and Learning Fun!

HERE is a document that lists several fun and easy tools for creating products that can be used for presenting information or assessing learning! If you have any questions about using the tools, please see Mrs. Lott!

October Digital Literacy News

Digital Literacy News September 2017

Please check out this s'more newsletter for ideas and information! Let Mrs. Lott know if you have any questions or feedback. Thank you!

Check out this S'More for the latest news!

It's National Library Week and School Library Month!

Hello everyone! We are excited to share that it is National Library Week and School Library Month! It is our privilege to serve you as a part of our school community! Please some in and see us to help you find resources, create something, share an idea, read a book or an ebook, solve a problem, or any other reason you'd like to come in! Here is a PSA video to promote our school libraries! Check it out!  
Julianne Moore's School Library PSA

Girls on the Run Starting Next week!

Hello 6th and 7th grade girls!
Our amazing club starts next week and we have a few slots open for more girls to attend with us! We meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays after school from March through Mid-May and we will participate in the Denver area 5K race on Saturday, May 9th. Please see Mrs. Biller in the counseling office if you are interested in joining us! It will be a fantastic season--and you can be a part of it!

Here is a link to the Girls on the Run website and the 5K information!

6th Grade Ottawa Core-Guest Speaker

All across the grade level, 6th graders in our school are learning about cause and effect through the study of natural disasters and the human experience. To deepen their level of understanding of the effects of hurricanes, Mrs. Nielsen of the Ottawa core invited guest speaker, Tim Ellis to talk with the students. Tim and his family were survivors of Hurricane Katrina, the 3rd most destructive natural disaster in American history. Here are a couple of shots during his talk with the 6th graders in Ottawa. Thank you, Mr. Ellis, for your time!