Be Kind Winners

This week, we are excited to celebrate our Be Kind Winners for the week of February 23rd! One student from each grade level was selected for consistently demonstrating problem solving skills. These students were chosen by their grade-level teachers, who recognized them for being positive role models and showing what it means to be an Audubon Eagle. We are so proud of each of these students! 💙❤️

Riziki is so good at solving problems many times behind the scenes (helping others know what to do, sharing or setting a timer to share, and reminding us of things).

Nondo is so good at solving problems many times behind the scenes (helping others know what to do, sharing or setting a timer to share, and reminding us of things).

No task is too challenging for Henry to tackle! He LOVES to learn. I am constantly impressed by the ways he can think critically and be creative in solving problems.

Tillman has taken great interest in becoming a successful learner. He works hard to try new things and is excited to grow everyday.

Kashindi always demonstrates grit whenever solving problems even when he doesn't get it the first time. He also helps solve peer conflicts and offer support whenever they arise.

Kaleb problem solves like a "BOSS"! He is always thinking outside the box to find a solution to a problem. He may not always get it right the first time, but with grit and perseverance he will succeed in finding the answer. He will also help anyone who does not understand so they can feel successful as well.

Kali has made it her mission to figure out how to do advanced math. Even though she is only in 4th grade, she was determined to figure out ways to multiply 4-digit times 3-digit numbers (beyond a 5th grade skill). She is not afraid to try new things to challenge herself and learn.

Harper gives her very best to every lesson and challenge she faces. She is naturally bright and very gifted, but she never takes the easy way out and always puts in the work. She wants to do more than just get the right answer, she truly wants to understand what she’s learning and do it well. This same mindset shows in how she supports her classmates and works well with others.