Today we took a moment to talk about our superpowers. While it would be nice to fly, have amazing strength, or be invisible, we realized we already have so many superpowers that we are thankful for. We took a moment to write about them this morning and we look forward to sharing them with our classmates as the year goes on. November is the perfect month to practice gratitude and think about strengthening our classroom community. Check out our superpowers, both physical, mental, and emotional!
 Ella' superpower is kindness. Like playing with lonely kids at recess.  Kai's superpower is helping. Helping feels good and you get stuff done!  Siri's superpower is friendship. She can make new friends easily.  Silas' superpower is playing and sharing the game of Pokeman cards.  Coco's superpower is completing hard hikes and headstands.  Mary Catherine's superpower is being comfortable being herself. |  Boti's superpower is using animal skills to stand up for himself.  Max's superpower is being an excellent friend in class and at recess.  Andrew's superpower is standing up for himself.  Dayanara's superpower is making friends happy at recess.  Carter's superpower is getting other kids excited about life. It's a pretty good feeling.  Edy's superpower is survival skills. She could teach us a thing or two. |  Ana's superpower is excellent gymnastics skills. Kinda like Elastigirl.  Beck's superpower is skiing double black diamonds. It's pretty close to flying.  Sloan's superpower is kindness. She asks kids to play on the playground.  Norah's superpower is kindness and the way she makes friends.  Baylie's superpower is doing gymnastics. It makes her feel better.  Yari's superpower is gymnastics. He is very strong and flexible. |
