The last day of school before winter break is tomorrow, December 20th. Our theme is holiday headwear. We want to see your antlers, caps, and anything else you can find to wear on your head!
Staff participated in a holiday door decorating contest this month! Congratulations to Mrs. Hallstrom (speech language pathologist) for her winning door featuring Mr. Wagner (assistant principal) as Clark from the Christmas Vacation movie! In second place, we had a tie between Kindergarten teachers, Mrs. Amdahl and Mrs. Naasz, for their gingerbread house and barnyard designs. Honorable mention went to the student support team for their Elfie Selfie! Stay tuned to see the rest of the doors!
3rd graders recently decorated gingerbread houses and displayed them in the library!
Congratulations to the 4th-5th grade orchestra , 5th grade band, and our music instructors, Mrs. Bogart, Mrs. Sapp, Mr. Miller, and student teacher Austin, for an incredible concert this week!
Wacky & Wild Skate Night is tomorrow night at Skate City! $6 admission, $4 skate rental, and an optional meal deal for $5.
Our theme tomorrow is festive pajamas!
Get out your Grinch wear or green clothes for Grinch day tomorrow!
Tuesday's theme is to Stay Warm! Wear your favorite plaid or flannel to school!
Join us tomorrow, Tuesday, December 17th for the Terry Redlin Elementary Band and Orchestra Concert. The performances are 8:30am (matinee) and 6:00pm in the school gym.
We have one week left before winter break. Tomorrow's dress up theme is Winter Wonderland. Wear something blue or white or dress like a snowman!
Mrs. Siegel's third graders participated in our themed dress up days by matching with a friend or two!
We hope you can join us at Skate City on Thursday, December 19th for Wacky & Wild Skate Night! $6 admission, $4 skate rental, and an optional meal deal for $5.
A few of the Terry Redlin Elementary students traveled with Principal Dobberpuhl, Mrs. Peschong, Speech Language Pathologist, and Mrs. Eng, EL Teacher, to a retirement home this week to visit with the residents! Terry Redlin students are kind, caring, and enjoy bringing joy to our community.
Mrs. Siegel, third grade teacher, and Mrs. Peschong, Speech Language Pathologist, brightened up our school this week!
Mrs. Hansen's third graders tied blankets for Project Warm-Up with Whittier Middle School students this week!
Our Kindergarten teachers had fun dressing as twins! Staff and students have had fun dress up days this week and next!
Hazel in Mrs. Sylvester's first grade has been working hard this year through the learning pit and added 46% on her MAP Math assessment from the Fall, surpassing her growth goal! Yay Hazel!!! We absolutely love celebrating our amazing students at Terry Redlin!!
Congratulations to Mrs. Beier's first graders for earning the Golden Spatula Award at lunch this week. Way to go!!
The Terry Redlin Elementary Book Swap is happening now! Families may go through their book collection and choose books for K-5th grade reading level in good condition they no longer need. Bring those books to school anytime now, if you’d like to participate in the Book Swap. Complete the sheet to include when you turn in your books, indicating how many books you’ve brought and whether any of those are a donation.
Between December 16th through the 19th, your child will have an opportunity to “shop” for their books on their library day, equal to the amount they’ve brought (minus any donation). For example, if a child brings two books, they can shop for two different books.
Each child will be able to shop for at least one book, even if they’re unable to contribute a book. So, start evaluating your books at home and set aside the ones ready to go to a new home. Thank you for helping us have a successful swap!
We are finishing our first week of Holiday Theme Days. On Friday, students and staff can wear their favorite festive sweater!
