R. D. Wilson Elementary School - Mrs. Haber's Second Grade Class

We would like to introduce Flat Stanley to you. He goes to Robert D. Wilson Elementary School in Waymart, Pennsylvania. He is in Mrs. Haber’s second grade class. Our school is located in rural northeastern Pennsylvania with rolling hills filled with lots of deer, bear, and turkey. We have around 500 students, pre-k through 5^th grade. Our school colors are black and gold, and our mascot is the Wildcat. From our playground we can see a long row of large windmills generating power used in Philadelphia. In our school lobby there is a display with a very old Native American canoe that was found in one of our local ponds. We start school just before Labor Day and hopefully end early in June, but that depends on how many snow days we have. Our day begins at 8:30 and ends at 3:15. Like most schools Stanley spends his day mostly reading and doing math, but there is also time for science and social studies. Like most students he likes specials, gym, art, music and library. He has a busy school day at Robert D. Wilson.

Stanley is a very active seven year old boy. He is smart and especially loves gym class. His classmates have discovered that he likes to eat pizza rolls, but is allergic to turnips and flowers. He usually drinks either apple juice or orange juice. Like many of his friends he participates in soccer or youth league softball. On weekends he likes to go to his friend’s farm and help out with chores or take a walk in the woods with his parents. In school Stanley likes to read and is working hard to learn his math facts. His favorite books are the Treehouse books as he reads about all of Jack and Annie’s adventures. We are excited about hearing about Stanley’s adventures. We know he is in good hands.