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During Board Appreciation Week, Dr. Williams paid a special visit to read a book to some Pre-K classes.  The students were excited to have such an important visitor share in their love of reading and learning! Pictured with Dr. Williams is Mrs. Stephanie Connally's and Mrs. Melissa Earnest's students.  

Media Specialist, Carole Bevis, used the book "Jennifer Jones Won't Leave Me Alone" by Frieda Wishinsky, to engage students with the story and explore different parts of the world using Google Earth.  The students let their imaginations soar as they travelled to far-off lands visiting Paris, Rome, a Belgium Chocolate Shop, and a Viennese Pastry Shop before coming back home to Hand-In-Hand.  

Students in Mrs. Mallory's Kindergarten Class knew that today was no ordinary day, for it was a day to embrace their inner weirdness and let their imaginations run wild! From head to toe, they were a kaleidoscope of colors, patterns, and textures, and they loved every second of Wacky Wednesday!

It's Dr. Seuss week at Hand-In-Hand school and the little ones are buzzing with excitement!  The children dressed up in Dr. Seuss-inspired costumes, from the mischievous Cat in the Hat to the Fox in Socks! Together, they learned important life lessons about kindness, diversity, and self-expression.  Dr. Seuss would be proud to see these young readers embrace his legacy with such joy and enthusiasm!

Thomas County kindergarteners in Lauren Huite’s class at Hand In Hand Primary School love writing on interactive viewboards to show mastery of each word family.  Huite’s students wrapped up their sound study of the vowel “a” families by writing dictated words in the correct word family house as well as identifying words from each word family.  Marialexia “Lexie” Hernandez identifies a word in the “am” word family house.