The Know-it-All
assembly
Today we were able to have an in-school assembly for all of
Goodrich School! Assemblies are always something that stand out in my mind when
I think back to my elementary school days. Sometimes they were educational;
sometimes it was a music performance, a talent show, or a contest. No matter
the content, it was fun to head into the gym to see what was in store for us.
The same excitement was buzzing in my classroom today before the show!
Today we
saw the Know-it-all assembly where each grade level was able to participate in
a round of educational questions, and even sometimes a physical challenge.
At one point, the third grade group received a challenge
with a tissue box and a garbage can. They were to take turns taking the tissues
out of the box, and one volunteer was picking up the tissues and placing them
in a waste basket. The idea was to see which team could complete this task the
quickest. When the challenge was over, ALL of the game participants began
picking up the tissues, even if that wasn’t their assigned job. The hosts were
so impressed by this act of teamwork; they paused the show and said that they
had never seen a group work together like this at ANY show they have performed.
What a remarkable moment for Goodrich School! I was sure proud to be a Goodrich
Gator, and I hope the students felt that, too!
At the end of the performance we were awarded with a sign to let us know that we worked hard and worked together to become "Know-it-alls" ourselves!
We are a team!
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