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Grade 2: Spring has finally arrived! The second graders are sharing their excitement on the bulletin board in the cafeteria by designing their own bunnies. The students used black pen/marker to draw their own patterns and designs. Then, they decorated glasses for their bunny. The students were very excited to design, cut, and get their bunnies ready to be shared with the rest of the Nimitz Ohana. Happy Spring!

Kindergarten: We reached 100 Days of Kindergarten! To celebrate & recognize our hard work, each kindergartener created a special project demonstrating their counting skills to 100 by organizing 100 different things."

Grade 5: Have you ever shaken a snow globe and wondered what it would be like to be trapped inside? Our 5th-grade students have taken this imaginative prompt and spun it into captivating narratives and stunning artwork.  Journey through the pages of their stories, where icy landscapes and magical creatures come to life. Discover the challenges and triumphs of characters who must navigate a world confined by glass and formulate a plan to escape.  Accompanying these tales are breathtaking illustrations replicating snowglobes that bring the stories to life. Each artwork is a unique masterpiece, capturing the essence of the narrative and inviting you to explore the details. Don't miss this winter wonderland of words and art!

Grade 4: Our AVID-inspired "Turkeys in Disguise" display is ready to serve! Each 4th-grade student has “dressed” their turkey in creative camouflage, including students, soldiers, ballerinas, surfers, grass, and many more. Alongside these imaginative costumes, students have cooked up some pretty persuasive and narrative essays detailing why you should pass on turkey this Thanksgiving—or why they're simply too well-disguised to end up on your table. We invite you to feast your eyes on the creativity and storytelling behind each unique turkey! 

Grade 3: Each third grader created a personal monster that parallels their descriptive writing lessons.  Students brought their picture to life with creepy and creative adjectives to share with the whole school.