Knock, Knock! Who's there? Laughing Cat. Laughing Cat who?

 Laughing Wildcats - that's who!  

Yep!  I should leave the jokes to the kids! 
Read below for better jokes from our Wildcats! 

What did the ghost have up his nose? 

BOO-gers

Submitted by: Jacob Fluckiger - 6th grade

And Emily Miller - 3rd Grade

What is a Ghost's Favorite dessert? 

BOO Berry Flavored Ice Cream 

Submitted by: Broady Bennett - 6th grade

Why did the skeleton cross the road?  

He had NO brain! 

Submitted by Knight Denney - Kindergarten

Why are skeletons so calm? 

Because nothing gets under their skin.  

Submitted by Timothy Franks - Kindergarten

Knock, knock.  

Who’s there? 

Ice Cream.

Ice Cream who? 

Ice cream every time I see a ghost!   

Submitted by Jared Adams - Kindergarten    

Why didn’t the skeleton go to school? 

His heart wasn’t in it? 

Submitted by: Damon Bruyer - 3rd Grade 

What do you call a witch that lives at the beach? 

A sand-witch! 

Submitted by Jasmin Pitts - 3rd Grade 

Knock, knock! 

Who’s there? 

Twig. 

Twig Who? 

Twig or Tweet.  

Submitted by: Kourtney James - 3rd Grade 

What kind of music do mummies like to listen to?

Wrap Music!

Submitted by: Breckham Noble - 4th Grade

What is a Math teacher’s favorite dessert? 

Pumpkin Pi 

Submitted by Adalynn Noble - 6th grade 

Knock, Knock. 

Who’s there?

Witch.

Witch, who? 

Witch one of you is going to fix my broom?

Submitted by Vanessa James - 4th Grade

What kind of mistake does a ghost make? 

A Boo Boo! 

Submitted by Jaxon Cometto 

What do you call a huge bowl full of candy?

A Jack-O-Pot! 

Submitted by Kane Van Stone - 4th grade 

Why do Giraffes have such long necks? 

To get away from their stinky feet.  

Submitted by Riley Pitts - 5th grade 

What monster plays tricks on Halloween? 

Prank-enstein

Submitted by Kyler Heilman 

First Grade Harvesting the Garden - Yum!

 

Digging up Potatoes! 

The corn stalks were blown down in that crazy wind storm. 

Digging up potatoes is like digging for buried treasure! 

It's so exciting to find one or several.  

Halloween Jokes and Puns..... Send them in!

Halloween Fun with Pumpkin Puns

Grab your cauldron because it’s time to conjure up some Halloween hair-raising

fun with a few candy corn-ball puns!  Send in your favorite elementary

age-appropriate Halloween joke, pun or quote so we can cackle and howl with

laughter and wake up a few zombies!  We will share your jokes with our school

community via the classrooms, the Wildcat Blog and Wildcat Facebook page.

Let’s get this Pun Party started!

Oh, I’m on a pumpkin roll now…

Are you rolling your spooky eyes at me? 

Here are a few dreadful examples: 

How Do You Mend a Broken Jack-o'-Lantern?

With a pumpkin patch, of course!

Creep It Real!

Look for the submitted jokes and puns throughout the week!

Parent Teacher Conferences.... Virtually or Telephonically

Parent/Family/Teacher Conferences

Parent/guardian/teacher conferences will look different this year! Your child’s teacher will reach out to your family in the upcoming weeks to schedule a time for a virtual meeting. These will be held between November 6th and November 20th in the form of a virtual meeting or a phone call. If you need an evening virtual or phone conference, our teachers can accommodate you.

Strong Families, Strong Students - October 21st - December 8th

The Strong Families, Strong Students grant initiative program will provide resources to Idaho families to help with their child's learning.  The program launched on October 21st, and families can apply at strongfamilies.idaho.gov  

Strong Families, Strong Students is funded with $50 million in federal coronavirus relief funds.  It enables eligible families to securely access $1,500 per child or up to $3,500 per family credit.  Families can apply between October 21st and December 8th.  The Frequently Asked Questions page can be accessed with this link https://www.strongfamilies.idaho.gov/faqs-2. 

This is Me! First, Second and Third Grade - Writing

Students in first, second and third grade completed a brief bio, "All About A Fantastic Learner" and a self portrait, "This is Me!" 

Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. Petersen and Mrs. Thompson worked together to teach the students about biographies and self portraits.  The students' work are posted in primary end of the hallway for other students to see as they travel down the hallway.   See below for a snapshot of the entire banner and then two panoramic pictures for a little more detail.  

We are SUPER proud of our ALL our Fantastic Learners - writers and artists!   

Sorry, I cut the off half of the the happy learning brain holding up the banner. 

Hope Halloween Fun - Looking different this year!

​Hey Hope Families,

Let’s carve out some fun.  Yes, it’s true the Halloween festivities at Hope School will look different this year in order to adhere to LPOSD’s COVID Yellow Level of Operation. Boo! I know I’m sad too. However, each teacher will have some Halloween themed fun in their classroom on Friday, October 30th.  Orange you glad to hear that?  Your child’s teacher will share some secret details with you, or maybe just some festive details. This means no costume​s and no parade​​ at school, but we will still have a howling good time.   In lieu of wearing school colors on Friday the 30th, we encourage our students to wear Halloween colors of all black, or a combination of midnight black, pumpkin orange, scary glowing lime green and/or purple.  Yep, I’ve been informed that purple is a Halloween color!  We will all look Fa-BOO-lous in our Halloween colors. Thank you for continuing to help us stay safe while having a bit of fun!  Speaking of fun, send in your elementary school appropriate Halloween puns or jokes and we will share them at school, and/or on the Wildcat Blog and Wildcat Facebook page.  Lets see who is the Pun-King: How Do You Mend a Broken Jack-o'-Lantern?

With a pumpkin patch, of course! 

Thanks so much.

Happy Howling Halloween

Mrs. Hatley