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Jeff Mack is Coming June 10th 2019! Click his picture to view his website.	Cayuga's theme for the year is Octopus! Click on the links below to learn more about Octopus. OCTOPUS FUN FACTS MORE OCTOPUS FUN FACTS OCTOPUS FUN FACTS AND VIDEOS EVEN MORE OCTOPUS FUN FACTS 15 Interesting Facts about the Octopus You Need to Know! OCTOPUS CRAFTS OCTOPUS CRAFTS AND ACTIVITIES MORE OCTOPUS CRAFTS AND ACTIVITIES OCTOPUS JIGSAW PUZZLES OCTOPUS GAMES AND VIDEOS	Grades 2-5 Take a Virtual Field Trip to the Tennessee Acquarium November 6th! They will be speaking with an expert on Octopuses.	Click on the pictures above to watch YouTube Octopus Videos!	Octopus Research 18-19 Work in Progress Ms. Berry          Mrs. DeGraw Mrs. Akins        Ms. Mendillo Mrs. Karcz        Mrs. Bona Ms. Brennan     Mrs. Hand Mrs. Cruz           Mrs. Neilson Mrs. Smith         Mr. Fikes Mrs. Mull            Mrs. Munn Mrs. Gordon    Mrs. Markham Mrs. Valentino Mrs. Cholette Mrs. Gagliardi  Mrs. Gilmore
Cayuga Students Participate in Read For the Record, 2018! The book chosen this is year is called, Maybe Something Beautiful  by by F. Isabel Campoy and Theresa Howell "Mira lives in a gray and hopeless urban community until a muralist arrives and, along with his paints and brushes, brings color, joy, and togetherness to Mira and her neighbors"--Provided by publisher Click on the picture above for more information and resources.	Grade 3 Takes an "Elephants In America" Virtual Field Trip Nov. 8th, 2018 to learn more about Habitats! Student will be visiting Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium and the University of Nebraska State Museum	Octopus Research 18-19 Work in Progress Ms. Berry          Mrs. DeGraw Mrs. Akins        Ms. Mendillo Mrs. Karcz        Mrs. Bona Ms. Brennan     Mrs. Hand Mrs. Cruz           Mrs. Neilson Mrs. Smith         Mr. Fikes Mrs. Mull            Mrs. Munn Mrs. Gordon    Mrs. Markham Mrs. Valentino Mrs. Cholette Mrs. Gagliardi  Mrs. Gilmore	Rhino Research 17'-18'   Ms. Berry's Class Ms. Brennan's Class Mrs. Cruz's Class Mrs. DeGraw's Class Mrs. Bona's Class Mrs. Munn's Class Mrs. Neilson's Class Mrs. Smith's Class	Rhino Research 17'-18' Mrs. Akin's Class Mrs. Hand's Class Mrs. Karcz's Class Mrs. Gilmore's Class Mrs. Gordon's Class Ms. Mendillo's Class Mr. Fikes' Class Mrs. Mull's Class Mrs. Valentino's Class
Click on the picture above to play Order in the Library Game! Below are 3 links to other library games.Enjoy! Mrs.Lodger's Shelver Game Call Number Order Game	Jarrett Krosoczka Class Activities Based on His Books (Visited 2018) PRE-K GiddyUp, Cowgirl PowerPoint         Ms. Berry Dancing + Slideshow         Ms. BrennanDancing + Slideshow K -   "Must. Push. Buttons!"                          Mrs. Cruz    Mrs. DeGraw     Mrs. Bona 1st -  "Baghead"                Mrs. Munn    Mrs. Neilson    Mrs.Smith 2nd - "Naptastrophe"            Mrs. Akins      Mrs. Hand       Mrs.Karcz 3rd-""It's Tough to Lose your Balloon" Mrs Gilmore   Mrs Gordon    Ms. Mendillo 4th - "Annie Was Warned"  Mr Fikes        Ms Mull         Ms Valentino	Listen to Cayuga Students Read Their Version of a Kalli Dakos Poem Ms. Brennan's Class     Ms. Berry's Class Mrs. Bona's Class          Mrs. Cruz's Class Mrs. DeGraw's Class    Mrs. Smith's Class Mrs. Munn's Class       Mrs. Neilson's Class Mrs. Akins' Class          Mrs. Karcz's Class Mrs. Hand's Class        Mrs. Gilmore's Class Mrs. Gordon's Class    Ms. Mendillo's Class	1st Grade 14'-15' Animal Research Mrs. Cruz's Class Mrs. Munn's Class Mrs. Smith's Class   Animal Research LibGuide	Primary Sources Click on the picture above to  access the Primary Source LibGuide.   "Primary sources are the raw materials of history - original documents and objects which were created at the time under study. They are different from secondary sources, accounts or interpretations of events created by someone without firsthand experience." Library of Congress Summer Teaching Institute 2016

 Cayuga's theme for the year is Octopus.                              

         

                                          
 
Students will be exposed to a lot of Octopus fiction and nonfiction this year. Everything we do this year will focus around Octopus: Poetry, Fairytales, Folktales, Jokes, note taking, research, author studies, shelf arrangement and more.