Harrison Highlights (2016-2017)
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- Here Comes Summer!
- 5th Grade Moving Up
- Third Grade Immigration Day
- And the Winner is. . .
- Student Council Elections
- Field Day
- Battle of the Books
- Honoring Veterans
- Buzzing with Excitement
- 24 Game
- Butterflies
- Kindergarten Ducklings
- Character Connections
- Multicultural Night
- Mission to Mars
- Heroes Project
- Down by the Pond
- Coding in Kindergarten
- Marathon Mania
- Wonders of the Rainforest
- It's Spring!
- Making History Come Alive
- Speak Up!
- Tell Us a Story
- Science Night
- Read Across America
- Indoor Garden
- Chinese Acrobats
- Miss Craig, Teacher of the Year!
- Jump Rope for Heart
- Yoga and PJ's (and Valentines!)
- Talent Show
- 1st Grade Team Building
- Go Teams!
- Harrison has Heart
- Winter Concert
- Mixing It Up!
- Happy New Year!
- Family Code Night
- Student Council News
- Setting Sail on the Mayflower
- Turkeys in Disguise
- Birthday Book Club
- Read all about it!
- Seeing Eye
- Incredible Mrs. Healy
- Harrison Halloween
- Operation Superpower
- Safe Online
- Harrison Heroes Help
- The Buzz on Biographies
- Safety First!
- Friendship Garden
- Taking it On the Road
- October is Fire Safety Month
- Superheroes and the Power of Yet!
- Dot Day!
- From Rio to Harrison
- Off to a Great Start!
- Harrison Principal Named Educator of the Year!
- Welcome
- Harrison Elementary School
- Character Connections
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On May 12th, fourth graders -- dressed as famous people from all walks of life -- presented a "Living Museum" for their families. The museum was the culmination of what has become an annual project known as "Character Connections", in which students focus on ten important character traits, and learn about them through a variety of subjects. Along the way, they use and refine many different skills, both technological and creative. They find parallels to themselves and those around them, and grow not just academically, but socially and emotionally as they learn the importance of recognizing and incorporating these traits in their own lives.