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Students learn to write their numbers.
Breaks for imaginative play are popular at McFall.
A super class of first graders take part in the superhero-themed walk-a-thon.
Young students from McFall cheer on their school and their teachers at the Battle of the Buildings.
McFall students practice recognizing their numbers.
These boys read together at McFall.
TK McFall students sport their TK colors during homecoming week.
Team McFall joins in the Battle of the Buildings fun.
McFall Principal Jon Washburn and cafeteria employees serve up green eggs and ham.
Nothing beats a popsicle treat on a hot day.
Pajama day is always a favorite day for students and staff.
Mrs. Seifert's class attentively listens to a story.
Families enjoyed time together at the walk-a-thon.
Young 5 students learn to write their names.
Students learn their numbers by playing games.
McFall students love hanging upside down.
McFall staff decked out for homecoming week.
Staff at McFall performed
McFall students use technology and educational games in the classroom.
Ms. Mitchum's class of superheroes shows their muscles.
Students work on puzzles as part of their free time in a McFall classroom.
Young 5 students learn to write their names.
McFall students have fun on the playground.
A classroom word scavenger hunt helps students learn sight words.
This young student is sporting his TK colors for homecoming week.
McFall students use their tables to help with lessons.
A Young 5 student practices writing his name.
These students love climbing on the playground.
Superheroes get ready to walk at walk-a-thon.
A student gets some one-on-one help from Mr. Poll.
Fun to be at McFall.
A McFall student finds a quiet place to work.
Firefighters teach students about fire safety.
McFall students get a view from up high on the playground.
The superhero them was popular with students and family members.
McFall students wear their TK colors during homecoming week.

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Students play a game of Don't Step In It - Unicorn Version during Global School Play Day.

Ready…Set…PLAY!

Cathy Leaf’s kindergarten classroom looked like a toy store explosion! There were toys and games everywhere and along with it – smiling, giggling and laughing students enjoying just being kids.
McFall Elementary students got a special birthday treat from a classmate whose mother made them each a pair of mittens.

Birthday Treat Helps Keep Classmates Warm

Most kids bring cookies or cupcakes or a favorite snack to pass out to their classmates in honor of their birthday. But Zak Holzhausen had a different idea. He came home upset after one of the first snowfalls of the year. “I asked him what was wrong and he said he was upset because so many of his friends didn’t have mittens to wear outside in the snow,” said his mom, Theresa.
TKHS woods students make and deliver crayon holders to McFall Elementary teachers and staff.

HS Students Turn Wood into Classroom Treasures

Give high school students a block of wood and watch them turn it into unique and personalized crayon holders for elementary teachers. Thornapple Kellogg High School woods students did just that and the results were impressive and much appreciated by teachers.
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A Message from McFall Principal Jon Washburn

McFall Elementary School
Welcome to McFall Elementary School!
McFall is a fun, energetic building filled with our students in Young 5's, kindergarten and first grades. Our entire staff at McFall is committed to providing quality, early childhood education for students beginning their educational journey at TK Schools. Our teachers spend time each year continuing their education and staying current with educational research in early childhood education. Our goal is to inspire our young students and give them the great start they need to be successful lifelong learners.
We're glad you're here! We welcome volunteers so please stop in and see us soon!