Thursday, January 24, was the 100th day of school. The second graders read a poem with 100 words, used hundred charts for counting, and really counted 100 snack items. Then they got to begin eating the snacks and subtracting by 10’s.

“The fourth grade class performed a play, ‘The Girls of the Round Table’ for the second graders.”

Here is a website about bullying one of our teachers recommends.
http://www.pewinternet.org/pdfs/PIP%20Cyberbullying%20Memo.pdf

Fourth and fifth graders at Bodine participated in the 4H poster contest. Students from all the 4H clubs in the area entered hundreds of posters. We are happy to announce that two Bodine students won. Brayton Mount won 1st place for the fourth grade and Diana Barnett won 1st place for fifth grade. They will receive trophies at the annual 4H ceremony.

“Ms. Assel’s 4th grade class performed ‘THE GINGERBREAD MAN’ for the 2nd grade and treated them to gingerbread cookies. What a nice holiday treat!”

Photos from Germantown Christmas Parade

Mr. Stigger Appreciation Day

December 12th was officially “Walter Stigger Day” in Germantown, as an official proclamation from Germantown Mayor Sharon Goldsworthy was signed and put into decree. Walter Stigger is Bodine's Director of Custodial Services and Maintenance. The proclamation was part of a celebration for Stigger and his family that was put on by the Bodine students, faculty and staff to honor the 20th anniversary of Stigger’s outstanding employment and superior service to the school. The celebration also included other gifts of appreciation and a singing serenade for Stigger by the student body.