Barbie doll, a plastic spider, an unused pack­age of Ramen noodles (use them for brains later) and a lock of a virgin’s hair. As NAU is bordered on three sides by cemeteries, the scavenger hunt never ends until someone gets haunted, right?”

“A student tradition, Taylor Hall’s Haunted House is ready to satisfy one’s taste for the grisly and gruesome once more. Hosted within the University Fieldhouse and put on by a team of volunteers, it features a series of rooms filled with bloodied and costumed students, some in plain sight and others hidden, ready to put on a show. Poised to jump and scream and receive the same in return from the guests passing through, playing the deranged part of some horror film escapee, this lurid assemblage ofKindergartenRoom: 120

martha.romero@gilbertschools.net

Welcome!

Welcome to Ms. Romero's Kindergarten Class. This year we will have fun learning how to get along, work together, and learn the basic skills of being in school. In Language Arts, we will learn the letter names and sounds, phonemic awareness, and how to read. In Math, we will learn basic math skills of identifying sizes of groups, counting and writing numbers, adding, subtracting, and being able to do story problems. Social Studies and Science will be learned through themes and integrated with Language Arts and Math.

About Me

Hello, I am Martha Romero. I was born and raised in Arizona. I grew up and went to school in Apache Junction, AZ. I graduated from Arizona State University with a Bachelors of Science in Elementary Education and a Masters