It’s hard to believe that Carly has completed her final year
of elementary school and will be joining Abigail in middle school this
fall. She’s ready and I think the
change will actually be really great for her.
Carly had a great year academically. This was her second year in the highly
capable program and her second imagination celebration (our family’s fourth
consecutive year – grumble, grumble).
This year she did a bowling activity with math problems. Apparently it turnout out to be a bit
more work that she anticipated with setting the pins up over and over again,
but she and a friend managed well enough.
There was quite a bit of drama amongst some of her friends
this year. Thankfully Carly wasn’t
directly involved, but it was an uncomfortable position to be in so she spent
many recesses helping out some of her prior year teachers to avoid getting
involved. Moving into middle
school will bring together a large group of girls from our ward so I’m excited
to see those friendships develop.
Just a couple projects from the year…
A turtle Carly made using fractions
Carly played soccer in the fall and basketball in the
winter. I never did post about
basketball – probably because I spent my Saturdays training for my half
marathon. The games I did attend,
I didn’t take my camera. So the
only picture we have of her season was on Justin’s phone.
Carly explored a few new activities this spring – clogging
and lacrosse. Lacrosse was super
fun, though we were disappointed that more than half the games ended up being
on Sundays. She really enjoyed
playing and hopes to be able to play again next year.
Carly was so busy in the spring that she’d have to make list
of all the things she needed to remember each morning. I love to see my kids taking
responsibility for their own stuff and I’m all about making lists :)
I love, love, LOVE our elementary school. The atmosphere is a perfect fit for my
family. I also love the activities
unique to our school that the kids get to participate in. In addition to fifth grade camp (which
Carly went to in the fall) they also went on an overnight field trip to Mt. St
Helens in May. Unfortunately, I
wasn’t able to go with either of the girls. Carly had a great time and learned a lot. Here are a few pictures she took:
Every year the 5th graders in our district are assigned as a
Prom Pal to a senior at the high school.
The 5th graders write a letter to their Prom Pal encouraging them to
stay safe at prom. Carly had a lot
of fun and made a 3D multi-faceted card for her senior. Carly found out a few weeks before
school ended that she was chosen as the winner from our school and awarded a
limo ride to lunch at McDonalds. I
received this photo of Carly riding in style.
The last full week of school is Spirit Week with a different
theme each day. This year we
pretty much nailed Crazy Hair Day.
The school had a fun photo booth set up during field day.
Carly grew two 2 inches this year has just ventured into the
5 foot range.
Here’s Carly’s answers to my end of the school year
questions:
Favorite subject? Math
What is something you did this year
that you think you will remember for the rest of your life?
Visiting
Mt. St Helens
What are the three most important
things you learned this year? I don’t know
What was the most challenging part
of this year for you? “I didn’t feel like there was much challenging”
What do I want to learn next year? How to play the clarinet
What is something you accomplished
this year that you are proud of? Earning
the most paws in the class (earned by good behavior, worksheets, working on Dreambox)
What was the best part of the
school day? Why? Recess
Favorite thing to do during recess? Help Mrs. McLellan
and Mrs. Colman
Who were your closest friends? Chloe and Kate
If you could only wear one outfit
to school for a week, what would you wear? Athletic wear but my Mom won’t let me
What do you look forward to this
summer? Camping,
reunion, and hanging out with friends
Favorite color? Blue
(teal/turquoise-ish and “pink-ish-purple”)
Favorite TV show? Liv and Maddy &
KC Undercover
Favorite food? Kung pao spaghetti,
chicken biscuits and tortilla soup
Favorite dessert? I don’t have one
Favorite candy? Twix, mambas,
skittles















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