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Hi 4th grade! Ms. Caudill here :) You guys had so many great ideas that were shared with eachother and the whole class. I look forward to seeing the comments posted on here and in class when I visit again this Wednesday. It will also be our chance to see what happens next in our "Weird!" series...
ReplyDeleteP.S. Thank you Mr. Pahl for creating this video. SO cool to see learning in action!
Dear fourth grade.
ReplyDeleteI think that we can stop bulling by being a friend.
Don’t treat others with disrespect.
Also be nice to others
We can stop bulling
From Silas
Dear 4th graders,
ReplyDeleteMs. Caudill also teaches us about bullying in Ms. Avera’s class, too. We enjoy the books, “Weird,” “Dare,” and “Tough.” Let’s stop bullying, now!
Keep In Touch,
Charlize
Dear Mr. Pahl,
ReplyDeleteThant you for putting that bullying video on. That gave me A feeling that I need to stop bullying when it happens. I have stopped bullying but this video made me have more of A feeling to help others.
From ,Sebastian R