
Second grade students in Mrs. Leonard’s class learn about timelines. #WEareHFL



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Mrs. Patton’s class took learning outside today. What a great idea! #WEareHFL




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Our fourth graders in beginning band experience their first large group ensemble! #WEareHFL





Students in Miss Apthorpe’s class learned how spiders spin webs and then made some moving spiders of their own! Creepy! WEareHFL




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Our Manor teacher teams are REAL characters today! #WEareHFL





We celebrate wonderment and awe all around Manor today. #WEareHFL





Our Friday is going to be spooktacular! #WEareHFL





Today is our Habits of Mind traveling assemblies. I can’t wait to see all of these students who have shown excellence with the habit of managing impulsivity!


Wednesday was silly hats and hairdos today… way to show your spirit Manor students and teachers! #WEareHFL





Show us your silly side and creative minds! Hats off to imagination! #WEareHFL





Fiona and Evelyn lead our announcements today. Way to take a responsible risk today! #WEareHFL



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Red Ribbon Week kicks off with “wear red” and the slogan “Drug Fee Looks Like Me” #WEareHFL #RedRibbonWeek




The District is joining students, parents, teachers, and other citizens across America in celebrating #RedRibbonWeek, the oldest and largest drug prevention program in the nation. For more info visit, https://www.hflcsd.org/news/what_s_new/red_ribbon_week_-_october_25th_-_29th


Our fifth graders are working on their owl observations after a visit from a great horned owl! Whooo’s excited about art? Mrs. Simpson’s class is! #WEareHFL





After waiting for over a year, our tail taggin tutors have come back to school! Francis has made reading doggone-tastic! #WEareHFL




Close reading in action! Fourth graders know how to annotate, highlight for a purpose and take notes as active readers!
