Mrs. McGrew's students learned about trees as habitats and combined science and art to make new habits. Pictured is the work of Ben Barker, Carison Cagle, Eliana Cox and Jilian Dyson. Go Ducks!
Focusing on learning something new this week, Jaxon and Taylan Porter have been learning about electricity and wiring today. Go Ducks!
Hello Ducks! Hopefully everyone is staying in tune with academic expectations and communicating with teachers, while also taking time to stay healthy, active and positive, while practicing social distancing. This week, share with us something "new" you have learned during this time. Could be Academic information , a new skill, a book you have read, documentary watched, etc...parents can also share, it has been a learning experience for all of us! Go Ducks!
What better way to end Week 1 of elearning than a positive challenge post ftom Senior Kellyn Boyce who is using this time to teach herself how to paint. Kellyn is painting cards and writing uplifting messages to send to shut ins. Go Ducks!
The Pre-K teachers are working hard getting Learning Backpacks filled with lessons and activities for all of their students.
6th grade teachers got together this afternoon on Zoom to share how our first three days of Remote Learning went.
Andee Brown hit elearning out of the park this week, both inside and out. Your teachers are elearning as well, and appreciate everyone staying positive! Go Ducks!
We all know how tough this Spring has been on everyone, especially this year's Seniors. The Havana Booster Club would like to try and help ease the difficulty a bit and get each one of this year's Seniors the sign below, while practicing social distancing. Thank you Booster Club!
Nico learning to cook some bacon...Maddilyn making pizza and sugar cookies...yes please!! Go Ducks!
Elearning continues as Noah Douglas made time to help his family clean out the garage, while Matthew Morgan is learning to make macaroni and cheese. Fifth grader Aiden Pratt practices on his drum set for band. Go Ducks!
Tory Wickman's "Sometimes you have to be your own receiver" video was featured on the Week 25 news. You may watch it here: https://week.com/2020/04/02/havanas-wickman-with-remarkable-safe-at-home-catch/ Go Ducks!
Rianna Schultz displays her completed afghan she started on our first day of social distancing. Lincoln and Quinn were able to join Mr. and Mrs. B for a walk after they were done teaching today. Go Ducks!
Dom and Brayden Barner took a break from studying to play catch while Jaxon Barner road his 4 wheeler. Liam Lascelles is wearing his blue for Autism. Go Ducks!
Seventh grader Deagan Brown took a break from his studies at home to run outside in order to stay in shape for track. Miss Peifer took her teaching outside as well, trying to teach her dog how to fetch. Go Ducks!
The Brooks Brothers are wearing blue today for Autism while baking cookies. Even though Guillaume Penay had to return home, he is shown wearing blue with his host family Emily, Adam and Eric Bohm. Go Ducks!
Bryson Bell was helping with the porcelain tile in his great grandparents bathroom today. Sydnie Lindner working on her game in the driveway. Go Ducks!
Carson and Wyatt Okeson getting ready to head out for a bike ride. Mr. Wright made a chipping golf course in his back yard. Go Ducks!
This is a messege from the Havana Junior High School. Remote Learning has started as of Wednesday, April 1st. All students need to be checking Google classroom, teacher websites and G-mail every day. All completed classwork will be graded as passing, so it is important to complete assigned work each day. Teachers will be available through the week from 10:00 am-2:00 pm.
Zoe and Maggie Porter taking a break from their studies to help their Grandpa with the horses and chores. Aidan Kline getting outside to do school work. Go Ducks!
Luke Barclay wearing blue and working on a puzzle today. Ryne Lorek was ahead of his school work today so he was able to help is Father with the weekly Walmart donation Pickups. Ryne will be President of “Illinois Ability Sports” on June 23rd 2020. Go Ducks!
