Third grader Ben Withers had a great idea! He wanted to create a comic book that could entertain his fellow CKS students. So, he asked his teacher, Ms. Moroney, if he could create one. She thought it was a neat idea and encouraged him to talk to Mr. Tanis and Mrs. Lowrey. Ben came to visit the office with a huge smile as he "pitched" his comic book plan: "I know there will be animals," he told me, "specifically a moose!" I encouraged him to come up with a draft and share it when he was finished. A few days later, Ben proudly came to visit me with Book 1 of his comic. You can check out his work outside of the administrative offices! Way to go, Ben!
Monday, February 1, 2016
Comic Schools Weeks
Pardon my pun. We are actually in the midst of Catholic Schools Week. The national theme (which I think they heavily borrowed from our CKS mission statement) is Communities of Faith, Knowledge, and Service. I hope a Catholic education enables our students to recognize a problem in our world, have the compassion to take faithful action, and the knowledge to create a solution. These problems can be big or small. Below is a problem one of our third grade students shared with our assistant principal and his solution which is featured below her commentary:
Third grader Ben Withers had a great idea! He wanted to create a comic book that could entertain his fellow CKS students. So, he asked his teacher, Ms. Moroney, if he could create one. She thought it was a neat idea and encouraged him to talk to Mr. Tanis and Mrs. Lowrey. Ben came to visit the office with a huge smile as he "pitched" his comic book plan: "I know there will be animals," he told me, "specifically a moose!" I encouraged him to come up with a draft and share it when he was finished. A few days later, Ben proudly came to visit me with Book 1 of his comic. You can check out his work outside of the administrative offices! Way to go, Ben!
Third grader Ben Withers had a great idea! He wanted to create a comic book that could entertain his fellow CKS students. So, he asked his teacher, Ms. Moroney, if he could create one. She thought it was a neat idea and encouraged him to talk to Mr. Tanis and Mrs. Lowrey. Ben came to visit the office with a huge smile as he "pitched" his comic book plan: "I know there will be animals," he told me, "specifically a moose!" I encouraged him to come up with a draft and share it when he was finished. A few days later, Ben proudly came to visit me with Book 1 of his comic. You can check out his work outside of the administrative offices! Way to go, Ben!
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