Ms. Garcia and Ms. Susnis’s groups are reviewing how to tell the time in Spanish. #HarvardRising
almost 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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Jefferson's bunnies, Leo and Daisy, bring smiles to our student's faces and get lots of love in return! #HarvardRising
almost 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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Ms. Sciame’s morning math students are such hard workers. Doing math problems on the table is a bonus 😉
almost 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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We are thankful for all of our students and staff at Jefferson! We hope you have a safe and happy holiday weekend! Don't forget: Wednesday November 23rd - 1:05 pm dismissal. Thursday November 24th - No School - Happy Thanksgiving! Friday November 25th - No School
almost 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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Today, Ms. Christine and Ms. Ana from the McHenry County Conservation District presented the "Chains Make Webs" program in Ms. Kee's classroom. The students used picture cards to create a food web with yarn. We are so thankful for all the free programs MCCD offers! There many free programs for everyone at the many conservation sites around the county. Check it out under the "Learn and Explore/Public Programs" tab on their website! mccdistrict.org #HarvardRising
almost 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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After learning about fossils and rock layers in Science class, Ms. Dias’ students made their own fossil out of clay. #HarvardRising
almost 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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Community Thanksgiving Dinner Salvation Army in Crystal Lake Wednesday November 23rd 11:00am - 2:00pm
almost 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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Students in Ms. Garcia's class were observing fossil evidence in layers of clay to see what kinds of events affect the layers of Earth. #HarvardRising
almost 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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Ms. Velázquez’s ESL (English as a second language) club started with this enthusiastic group of learners! #HarvardRising
almost 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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It is ESP Appreciation Day! Jefferson has many hardworking Educational Support Professionals that have diverse skills and responsibilities to support all of our students! Thank you to all of the ESP's at Jefferson Elementary! (Pictured: Some of our Lunch ESP's as well as a one on one ESP) #HarvardRising
almost 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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Today Miss Buckley's students enjoyed a presentation from MCCD called “Chains Make Webs”. Students loved moving around and getting tangled up! #HarvardRising
almost 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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On this Veteran's Day, the staff and students of Jefferson would like to say "Thank You" to all who have served and are currently serving to protect our freedoms. Mrs. Kruckenberg's class would also like to thank their very special visitor too! #HarvardRising
almost 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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Ms. Velázquez’s WIN (What I Need) group earned a small reward. They've been doing a good job lately turning in quality work and always following expectations! #HarvardRising
almost 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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Mrs. Kruckenberg’s class had a great time working on a readers theater. They are a very talented bunch! #HarvardRising
almost 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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Cozy Up with a book night is December 6th from 6:00-7:30 p.m! Join us virtually for an evening of reading and activities right from the comfort of your home! See the flyer for more details.
almost 3 years ago, D50 Communications
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There are big things happening in CUSD 50! Congratulations to all our schools that received recognition this past week. #HarvardRising
about 3 years ago, D50 Communications
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After working so hard practicing their typing skills, students in Mrs. Allyson’s 4th grade enrichment class got to play some Blooket! #HarvardRising
about 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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Community Thanksgiving Dinner Salvation Army in Crystal Lake Wednesday November 23rd 11:00am - 2:00pm
about 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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¡Estaciones de viernes! Students are reviewing how to describe different characters in Spanish in their stations.
about 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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The Future is Too Bright for Drugs! Students wore neon and/or sunglasses to finish off our Red Ribbon Week! Don't let the education end here, keep having conversations with your children about the dangers of drug use! #HarvardRising
about 3 years ago, Heather Kriete
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