CES students win behavior challenges in library
Published 10:45 pm Monday, January 10, 2022
Capron Elementary School fifth-graders who successfully completed the holiday escape room experience that they earned include, from left, Jackson Ogburn, Rylee Carpenter and Alastair Swain. (Photo submitted by Kathy Thompson)
Capron Elementary School first-graders seen enjoying their well-earned dance party include, from left, front row, Hayleigh Pallone, Job Ferguson, Korbin Bashor; back row, Kylie Barner and Lai’ona Jones. (Photo submitted by Kathy Thompson)
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Capron Elementary School Librarian Erin Harcum has a creative way to promote good behavior in the library.
A school press release continued by noting that each homeroom has a jar that is filled with beans when good behavior is observed. The students compete each nine weeks to see who can get their behavior bean jars filled first. The winners get a party that is randomly chosen. Mrs. Hasty’s fifth-grade homeroom and Mrs. Butler’s first-grade class were the winners for the first nine weeks.
The fifth-grade winners received a holiday escape room/STEM challenge. The first-grade winners won a dance party.
“The students had a blast and cannot wait to start the competition for the second nine weeks,” school officials stated in the release.
