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Greetings from Jamestown! Beautiful weather for a field trip 🙂🚌 ⁦@RLCPrincipal⁩

Happy birthday to our new 4th grade chicks, Yolkahontas, Nathaniel Bacon&Eggs, Patrick HEN-ry, and Janisha. Janisha is named for a student who moved away a few weeks and we miss her. – at Virginia, USA

Playing “Hedbanz” and “Guess Who” with our Virginia Leaders trading cards that we made in Canva. #FunSOLpractice ⁦@RLCPrincipal⁩

It’s always fun to be at school on my birthday. 🥳 I love it when they kick me out to get in position to surprise me. 🤣❤️🎉@RLCPrincipal

Mustache day to raise $ for LLS! @RLCPrincipal

Still building my thinking classroom with small group problem solving. I loved how all 5 groups used slightly different strategies and were able to explain them verbally and with written representations. Go Coyotes! @RLCPrincipal

Reading tents at Camp Kinney. Every week should end this way. ❤️📚🏕️🔥😊@RLCPrincipal #Readers

Merry Christmas 🎄 #RamsHouse #Ramily

#makingmathmoments in 4th grade with all the vertical whiteboard surfaces I can fit into my busy classroom 😀#buildingthinkingclassrooms #VNPS #wipebook – at Purcellville, VA

Lots of smiles at the annual RLC storybook character parade today!

Kinney’s Kinetic Coyotes had a blast at the Fun Run! Way to go 4th grade for leading the pack in Fun Run fundraising! @RLCPrincipal

Today we released “Mark the Monarch” to begin his journey south. It was such a momentous occasion that Mark was saluted as he flew off. Also a funny little snippet of half of my class talking at the same time😆@RLCPrincipal #monarchbutterflies @monarchwatch

Thank you so much Jennifer Venable with @LoudounSWCD for another great watershed demonstration! We learned so much about how to protect our watershed. @RLCPrincipal

Browsing a variety of VA tourism brochures and maps to get pumped up for our Virginia scrapbook projects #visitVA @RLCPrincipal

Looks like I can expect to see my awesome students willingly coming back for day 2 tomorrow 😁#consensagram

Thank you Pastor Michelle Thomas for spending time today guiding LCPS history teachers through some Loudoun historic sites, and teaching us about some of the rich African American history #hiddeninplainsight Great learning opportunity! – at Purcellville, VA