Habits Awards November 13th, 2020
Kindergarten - 2nd Grade
3rd Grade - 5th Grade
6th Grade - 8th Grade
Habit Award Winners Fall 2019
Habit of Mind Winner: Langston Haukom Anderson - Rm 101
Habit of Work Winner: Mia Garcia - Rm 102
Habit of Heart Winner: Sebastian Lewandowski - Rm 108
First Grade Habit of Work Award
(written by Ms. Anna Dunskus)
Displaying good Habits of Work: means showing...
Responsibility: You follow through on your promises, when you set your own goals, you stick to them. You come to school every day.
Effort: You try your best even when there is a hard problem to solve, you never give up and always persevere.
Focus: You use all your energy and concentration to reach your goals.
Mach, you were chosen to be the recipient of the Habits of Work award. You demonstrate focused attention, great attendance, persistent practice both at home and school, and active participation in all discussions. You are an independent thinker who tries difficult math story problems even when they may seem too hard and most importantly, always have a positive attitude. You never give up and always persevere both independently and by working together with your team.
Habit of Mind Winner: Langston Haukom Anderson - Rm 101
Habit of Work Winner: Mia Garcia - Rm 102
Habit of Heart Winner: Sebastian Lewandowski - Rm 108
First Grade Habit of Work Award
(written by Ms. Anna Dunskus)
Displaying good Habits of Work: means showing...
Responsibility: You follow through on your promises, when you set your own goals, you stick to them. You come to school every day.
Effort: You try your best even when there is a hard problem to solve, you never give up and always persevere.
Focus: You use all your energy and concentration to reach your goals.
Mach, you were chosen to be the recipient of the Habits of Work award. You demonstrate focused attention, great attendance, persistent practice both at home and school, and active participation in all discussions. You are an independent thinker who tries difficult math story problems even when they may seem too hard and most importantly, always have a positive attitude. You never give up and always persevere both independently and by working together with your team.
Most Improved
Emma Hill - Rm 102
Jason Abat - Rm 108
Miguel Rosales - Rm 101
Jason Abat - Rm 108
Miguel Rosales - Rm 101
Most Creative
Autumn Day-Stewart - Rm 102
Ella Schnabl - Rm 108
Athena Cedeno - Rm 101
Ella Schnabl - Rm 108
Athena Cedeno - Rm 101
Habit of Mind Award 2018-2019
8th Grade Team
This student is intellectually curious and has a sharp deep-thinking mind. Her ability to explain challenging ideas to her peers make her a highly sought-after collaborator. For example, a recent class assignment was a book report/book talk. She chose the novel Night by Elie Weisel … but as she started reading it a few classmates joined in and she formed a lit circle. Soon after, what had started as a simple book talk she turned into a full-on in-depth holocaust group research project – not because it was required – but because she wanted to learn something new and she inspired others to join her quest. She is very reflective, which leads her to seek out new ideas and unfamiliar perspectives. No matter what we are working on in class she always thinks critically and asks thought-provoking questions. She uses her talents to help others problem solve and make those around her better. I am proud to present the Habits of Mind Award to ….. Madison Zamarron!
Habit of Work Award 2018-2019
5th Grade Team
The Habit of Work award recognizes students who are intrinsically motivated to not only “do their work” but complete everything they do with their best effort. Students who exhibit a strong habit of work are goal-oriented and constantly work to achieve or revise those goals as necessary.
This student exhibits a strong Habit of Work. Not only does she complete the assigned work in class with her best effort, she goes above and beyond her assignments. Learning is her ultimate goal: whether she’s focused on alternate algorithms for multiplication such as the lattice method, or researching about powerful women in history like Catherine the Great. She enjoys watching history and science videos and is eager to share her knowledge with the rest of the class. She approaches each day of school and each opportunity to learn with a big, bright smile.
We are incredibly proud to present Susan Gaytan with the habit of work award!
This student exhibits a strong Habit of Work. Not only does she complete the assigned work in class with her best effort, she goes above and beyond her assignments. Learning is her ultimate goal: whether she’s focused on alternate algorithms for multiplication such as the lattice method, or researching about powerful women in history like Catherine the Great. She enjoys watching history and science videos and is eager to share her knowledge with the rest of the class. She approaches each day of school and each opportunity to learn with a big, bright smile.
We are incredibly proud to present Susan Gaytan with the habit of work award!
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