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Contact Information
MDotson@stbenedictohio.com
216-662-9380 EXT 173
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Weekly Specials
Monday: Music
Tuesday: Mass (at 9:00)
Wednesday: Spanish, Library
Thursday: Art, STEM 1
Friday: Phys Ed, STEM 2
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Please continue to send in a healthy snack each day! .
GREAT JOB ON MAP TESTING!
If you have any questions, please let me know.MDotson@stbenedictohio.com
Our Third-Grade students returned from an amazing trip to The Cleveland Natural History Museum with many fun activities and information to share about. They explored the observatory, the planetarium, the animal exhibits, and so much more. Even the trip through downtown Cleveland was a learning experience!
They have been working on map skills and locating the continents too. They are also digging deep into multiplication, division and story problems!!
They are also preparing for Thanksgiving in a special way. They are not just thankful for turkey. They have learned about the sacrifices and hardships that the pilgrims made when they crossed that ocean, not knowing what the future would bring in the new world. They now know that a pilgrim is not just someone who wears a black hat or bonnet, but one who helped to define America with courage and determination in the search for religious freedom. They now know that the Mayflower was not some luxury cruise ship, but a link to a new beginning and a test of survival in itself.
Not only do they know this, but they are now able to better understand that we are able to pray together here at St. Benedict School as a school community and thank God for all of the wonderful things that we have and might sometimes take for granted. We are learning that God wants us to love one another and to take care of each other. They are beginning to see that just like many of the saints, they too can do little things for others that are important to God.
Happy Thanksgiving!