Library Books

The last day for library checkout for students will be during the May 6th rotation and all library books will be due back by May 17. You may certainly check out books and continue using them in your classrooms.  

Library News

In library skills we are reading about Earth Day and doing activities around that theme. Kindergarten will be using the Beebots and coding them to pick up recycling. 1st grade will be using scraps to create a collaborative piece of art.

The Kaukauna Public Library will visit Tanner and describe the summer reading program to the students.

Friday May 20, 2022

4K Presentations

Tuesday May 24, 2022

5K & 1st Grade

• The Summer Reading Presentation will be in the library as one of the field day stations

April is Poetry Month

 

Tanner Elementary students have been learning about poetry this month. The first grade students wrote class haikus and were challenged to write their own. The poems were submitted to the Young American Poetry Digest with hopes of getting published.  You can read them here.

Motorcycles They are super cool. They can do super cool tricks. Super fantastic. By Sawyer	Puppies When I’m feeling blue. Puppies fill my heart with love. My heart is happy. By Aubree	Sea Turtles Sea turtles are cute. Sea turtles lay eggs in sand. Sea turtles swim deep. By Mason
Rabbit A rabbit is cute. Cuddly, soft, and it runs fast. Eats crunchy carrots. By Crosby	Football Football throw the ball Catch it and un to the zone Tackle the player By Cameron	Deer They walk in the woods Eat corn, apples, pumpkins, grass Spy in the winter By Addilyn
Sharks Sharks have big sharp teeth They like to eat other fish They are very cool By Piper	Falcons Falcons fly fast Falcons fly faster than hawks Falcons have good eyes By Cooper	Spring It is springtime here The weather is getting nice Summer is coming By Claire
Tigers Tiger stripes are orange and black Tigers are one of the biggest cats Tanner Tigers are smart and fun Tanner Tigers include everyone Respect, responsibility everyday, always following the Tanner Tiger way. By Taylor

Random Acts of Kindness

 

Stick Together sponsors a "Random Acts of Inclusion" contest and Mrs. Bartel's class was chosen for their kindness.

A student in her class had eye surgery and her class was very helpful to the student. One student in particular would guide him around the library and describe books to him. Once he chose one she would read it to him. 

For their kindness Tanner Elementary was awarded a StickTogether kit. The kit will be used in the library and put together one kindness at a time.