Bowling with Pumpkins?

"I will take FLAG for 500."

Here is Mrs. Nanfito playing Civics Jeopardy with the kids... a crowd pleaser!

Honest Abe

Love the stove pipe hat, Joshua.  You give an engaging speech!

China

Logan's Speech was on China.   Great job, Logan!

Demonstration Time

 

Mrs. Boeker, Mrs Rothfus, and Mrs. Huebert have done a wonderful job of encouraging our kids in the craft of public speaking.  Thank you teachers for all of your kindness and creative thought. 

Awww... Mrs. Hodges does such a great job of finding creative learning for our tiny ones.  Thank you Mrs. Hodges for the fun art work that adorns our tables, mantels and refrigerators!

Susan B. Anthony

On October 8, Salt and Light had the opportunity to witness a dramatic presentation of Susan B. Anthony performed by Linda Duckworth.  

Susan B. Anthony was born February 15,^, 1820 in Massachusetts.  She was pivotal in the woman’s rights movement and dedicated much of her life toward women suffrage.  Not only did she lecture and campaign for women to have the right to vote and hold office, but also for women to be allowed to own land, build wealth, and attend higher learning institutions.  Susan B. Anthony was also opposed to the practice of slavery, and spoke out against it.    Her life was marked by strength and compassion.