Spring Concert Dr. Suess Celebration. Oobleck Observations. Hold the oobleck in your hand what happens? Try to make a ball. Does it bounce? Why or Why not?    How did it get so late so soon? It's night before it's afternoon. December is here before it's June My goodness how the time has, flewn . . . If you would like to share or read a Dr. Seuss Book during our class celebration. Please send a note with your child  Elizabeth Peratrovich Celebration:   February 16, 2010 @Richard Johnson Elementary Library 1:00-2:30Ms. Scudero's Sixth Grade and Mrs. Brooks' Fourth Grade honored a Native leader. She was instrumental in passing the Anti-Discrimination Act of 1945. Peratrovich spoke of living the life of a second-class citizen, and she condemned the “superior race” attitude of some of the senators. The Senate erupted in thunderous applause at the end of her address, and the Alaska Civil Rights Act was passed by a vote of 11-5. We had Bavarian Cream cake, deviled eggs, chips, cookies, salmon and egg sandwiches. Along with a beverages 
 Swimming during the third quarter.
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