Temple Elementary School
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Halloween Scavenger Hunt An early snow storm for Halloween made our scavenger hunt a little more interesting this year! Every child had to find a pumpkin with their name on it. -
Fairy Houses Kindergarten, first and second all took part in the fairy house STEAM challenge. The children worked hard planning and gathering natural materials from our woods to use. The results are an incredible fairy village at TES. -
October 26th is National Pumpkin Day Thanks to the activities account, which is supported by fundraisers, every child will be taking home a pumpkin! The word pumpkin originates from the word pepon, which means "large melon" in Greek. -
3rd & 4th Mrs. Gauthier giving whole group instructions for the class schedule that day. -
Dot's Garden The kindergarten class enjoys their big book reading time outside by Dot's garden. -
First Day Of School At TES The great weather on the first day of school at Temple Elementary School allowed for classes to be conducted outside. Students observed physical distancing guidelines and learned about the new procedures to provide a safe learning environment.
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Mrs Woods kindergarten and first grade students are reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.
At Temple, the students have been taking turns leading the Pledge over the PA system so we can participate as a whole school. We have some great student public speakers here at T.E.S.
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Caring, Perseverance, Respect, Responsible; these are Temple Elementary School's Values
When students are "caught" showing one of our values they are given an owl. The students then bring those owls to the office where they are met with excitement and asked what they earned their owl for. On Friday afternoons we announce the recipients that received an owl for each value. The owls eventually end up on the TES Values tree.
We are so proud of the effort that each or our students have put forth to fill up our tree.
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As part of Temple Elementary School’s Halloween festivities, the students were taken on a story walk featuring “The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything”, by Linda Williams, illustrated by Megan Lloyd.
Along the path, the students found the same items that were in the book; boot, pants, a shirt, gloves,
Mrs Woods kindergarten and first grade students are reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.
At Temple, the students have been taking turns leading the Pledge over the PA system so we can participate as a whole school. We have some great student public speakers here at T.E.S.
Mrs. Gauthier’s 3rd and 4th grade students enjoy a time of reading outdoors using one of the small tents for shade.
Caring, Perseverance, Respect, Responsible; these are Temple Elementary School’s Values
When students are “caught” showing one of our values they are given an owl. The students then bring those owls to the office where they are met with excitement and asked what they earned their owl for. On Friday afternoons we announce the recipients that received an owl for each value.
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