JPD visits West Side's First Grade

 

Officers from the Johnstown Police Department visited West Side Elementary on Friday, as part of our Community Unit in Social Studies. 

 

 

Rocky, of JPD K-9, paid us a visit. 

 

Rocky in action

 

Our class checking out the armored vehicle. 

 

Miss Taylor, the class and me

 

Thank you JPD, Officers Komar, Kabler , Kanuch and Rocky for your visit!

 

~peace~

Mrs. Dryzal

 

 

First Grade's Visit with the Women's Help Center

 

The first grade gathered in the LGI Friday afternoon, for a presentation by Miss Sam with the Women's Help Center.  The topic was Bullying. 



 

In these photos, the students are taking the anti-bullying pledge.

 

Thank you for stopping by!

~peace~

Mrs. Dryzal

JAHA Visits Room 23

 

As part of our Social Studies unit on Communities, Miss Taylor invited Miss Melody and Miss Kaytlin from the Johnstown Area Heritage Association shared a presentation about the impact felt on our community when a business opened and the impact on our community when a business closed.   

Miss Melody sharing an antique fence post top that was once made in Johnstown.

 

 

Miss Kaytlin holding a die used to cast wheels made of steel.

 

 

Filling a bucket to show what happens when business is plentiful in the city.

 

 

Comparing the buckets when businesses have left the city.

 

Thank you to JAHA, Miss Melody and Miss Kaytlin for their wonderful presentation!

 

~peace~

Mrs. Dryzal



Math Work Stations

It is hard to believe that it is already the 18th day of school!  We have been busy in Room 23.  Here our some photos from our Math Work Stations today.  It was our first time doing Work Stations and the students did a great job.  

Thank you for stopping by! 

~peace~

Mrs. Dryzal 

10th Day of School

On Tuesday, September 9th, Zero the Hero visited our classroom and brought us this craft.  

We also practiced counting by 10, writing our numbers to 10 and other activities.  

~peace~

Mrs. Dryzal

The Kissing Hand

We read The Kissing Hand by Aubrey Penn on the first day of school.

Then we wrote how we were feeling, traced our hands and made our own Chester the Racoon.  

Thanks for stopping by!

~peace~

Mrs. Dryzal