Harrison Highlights (2014-2015)
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- Harrison celebrates Dr. Seuss and Read Across America
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Each year in our school we like to celebrateAn author whose books are really first rate!Near his birthday in March we know it is timeTo tip our hat to the “King of Rhyme.”Of course we are speaking of the good Dr. SeussWho changed reading habits when he let looseWith words that made stories both silly and not --He encouraged us to read, and read a lot!So The Cat in the Hat greeted us all in the gymAnd for Reader’s Theater we settled in.Teachers performed with laughter and skillTo see them like this is always a thrill!This year we heard “Space Boy” and about ants everywhere.The teachers showed off their dramatic flair.It was over too soon but we left with a smileReminded that reading is always worthwhile!