Our fundraiser was called "Walk for a Wall: Walk-a-Thon". All grades participated during their forty-five minute encore class. Our Title I program joined in and helped tremendously. Here is a look at our first note home. We also sent home a collection sheet and envelope.
The students that brought back their envelopes with donations were entered into a drawing that took place the day of the Walk-A-Thon. Our awesome parents sent in small prizes and the athletic teams at our feeder high school sent tons of cool shirts, towels, and hats. Parents and family members were invited to walk with their child. Including teachers, parents, and guests, we had over 100 adults participating in the event!
As a thank you, the Everlast Climbing Industries, sent us small buttons that we were able to give to every child that donated. I was surprised at how many kiddos wore them the next day! Super cool! I also included a list of the students that brought in donations in the school newsletter.
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UGH!!! I am so frustrated that I didn't catch the typos in this card until 5 months after sending them out!!! |
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Sorry, it is so fuzzy! |
- Traverse Magna-Wall (which means it has a magnetic component that we can us)
- Height: 9 feet
- Length: 36 feet (typically 40 feet, but our wall wasn't long enough)
Here are some pictures of the wall.
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Here is a picture of our four CHARACTER HOLDS |
It has been an awesome addition to our school and to our PE program. The PTA will be using it at the Spring Carnival. The parents are going to LOVE it!!
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