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Fourth-grade students are taught how to raise and lower the American flag.
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Mrs. Guathier's 4th-grade students have been practicing their reading fluency.
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Practice, practice, practice makes better!
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Mrs. Woods' Kindergarten class practiced using their senses during outdoor learning.
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Temple Elementary School is hosting a Blood Drive on Thursday, November 4, 2021
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There was a surprise visit from the owl mascot on the first day of school at Temple Elementary School.
Teachers were excited to see their students in person again, and students were eager to start learning.
In addition to the first lessons, there were also plenty of opportunities to play and learn outside.
Welcome back everyone, it's so good to have you back at TES!
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Mrs. Bruns' third graders are enjoying "Flashlight Friday" during D.E.A.R. time.
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When winter gives you storm after storm...compare snowflakes.
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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.
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Temple Elementary School has a long-standing tradition of providing a Thanksgiving Feast for the senior residents of Temple, NH. Because of the pandemic, we have been unable to hold this tradition for the past two years.
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Temple Elementary School has a long-standing tradition of providing a Thanksgiving Feast for the senior residents of Temple, NH. Because of the pandemic, we have been unable to hold this tradition for the past two years.
With the help of Temple’s Recreation Department and Temple Elementary’s Parent-Teacher Team, we decided to serve the senior residents in a different way.
Fourth-grade students are taught how to raise and lower the American flag.
Each day, under adult supervision the fourth-grade students take turns raising and lowering the American flag. They are taught to honor the American flag by handling it with respect and not letting it touch the ground. The students are also taught how to fold the flag when they bring it in at the end of the day.
Mrs. Guathier’s 4th-grade students have been practicing their reading fluency.
The students enjoy working together and helping each other. One student will read while the other student runs a timer.
Practice, practice, practice makes better!
Mrs. Woods’ Kindergarten class practiced using their senses during outdoor learning.
The students then had the opportunity to fingerprint about what they learned. We have some fantastic artists.
Temple Elementary School is hosting a Blood Drive on Thursday, November 4, 2021
Please call or go online to make an appointment. Your donation is very important.
There was a surprise visit from the owl mascot on the first day of school at Temple Elementary School.
Teachers were excited to see their students in person again, and students were eager to start learning.
In addition to the first lessons, there were also plenty of opportunities to play and learn outside.
Read More: New School Year Starts At Temple Elementary School
Student at Temple Elementary School are learning about American symbols.
The students have been working very hard on this project. They have been drawing American symbols, like this beautiful Bald Eagle. They will then write some facts about their illustration. Once they have completed this process for each symbol, the students will then put the pages together to create a booklet.
Mrs. Bruns’ third graders are enjoying “Flashlight Friday” during D.E.A.R. time.
D.E.A.R. stands for Drop Everything And Read. This is time in the daily schedule that is for students to do some independent, silent reading. Flashlight Friday is their reward for following the TES goals of being Caring, Respectful, Responsible and having Perseverance.
When winter gives you storm after storm…compare snowflakes.
Students in Mrs. Perreault’s class have been examining snowflakes during the recent storms. How are they different? How are they the same? Does the temperature change how they look? Science is so interesting, especially outdoors.
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,