Problem-Solver Challenge

Problem-Solver Challenge

During the month of February, Kindergarten through 6^th grader students are participating in a “Problem-Solver Challenge.”  Mr. Mekelburg has provided many lessons on character this year and recently talked to students about the difference between “Problem-Makers” and “Problem-Solvers.”  So, with all this knowledge we decided to challenge all elementary students to be problem-solvers.  Each week of February teachers and clubhouse staff will pick two or three students who have shown good character, helped to solve problems at school, or do not create new problems for others.  Those students will receive a “Problem-Solver” award, take a picture to put on the website, and spend time with other problem-solvers and Mr. Mekelburg.  Here are the “Problem-Solvers” from the first week:

Connor Licht – Kindergarten

Caden Licht – Kindergarten

Carter Demuth – Kindergarten

Bailey Weatherly – Kindergarten

Valerie Uehling – 1^st Grade

Jack Cooper – 1^st Grade

Emma Hilbers – 1^st Grade

Ellie Smith – 1^st Grade

Josie Kahlandt – 1^st Grade

Nathan Carlson – 2^nd Grade

Kaitlyn Stewart – 2^nd Grade

Noah Fowler – 2^nd Grade

Elizabeth Hull – 2^nd Grade

Jackie Mazon – 2^nd Grade

Martin Valencia – 2^nd Grade

Madison Moore – 3^rd Grade

Bailey Licht – 3^rd Grade

Beau Kaup – 3^rd Grade

Annie Cooper – 3^rd Grade

Harrison Riggle – 4^th Grade

Alex Hagerbaumer – 4^th Grade

Shae Moeller – 4^th Grade

Maria Figueroa – 4^th Grade

Connor Miller – 5^th Grade

Jasmine DeLuna and Marissa Napolitano – 5^th Grade

Brittany Osterloh – 5^th Grade

Jessica Glover – 6^th Grade

Emerson Ruwe – 6^th Grade

Nicholas Fauss – 6^th Grade

Nicholas Taylor – 6^th Grade

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