Mrs. Budahl's second-grade class is egg-citedly diving into some egg-cellent creative writing adventures! Using their math skills and creative minds, each student has decorated an egg with a unique pattern they designed themselves. Then, they've spun some silly stories around their eggs! We're eagerly awaiting to see the stunning eggs and read the hilarious tales these young authors have crafted. We look forward to the egg-ceptional creativity!
What's for lunch March 28 & important dates to know!
Spring pictures are here! If you're interested, check out the attached details. Spring pictures will be held on April 3, 2024.
Keep saving your County Fair Saver Cards!! The contest is through Friday, April 26th, so don't forget to turn your saver cards into your child's classroom.
A Sweet Symphony - 1st and 2nd Grade Concert
Readers Cafe has been rescheduled to Tuesday, April 2 , 2024, 11:30-12:00 at Gertie Belle Rogers. This event is open to First Grade Parents & guardians to come and celebrate their child's success with reading.
Mrs. Dodd's Begindergarten class had some visitors!! These first graders from Mrs. Vogl's class wrote and illustrated books and shared them with the students in BK. We love getting to see their creativity and passion for reading as they share it with future first graders!
Check out what's going on Wednesday March 27!
Mr. Grotjohn's fifth-grade students had a discussion over some chapters they read in their book 'George's Secret Key to the Universe.' Students participated in a peer-led discussion that checked for comprehension after reading a few chapters in class. We love the engagement and student involvement as these fifth-graders work on so many skills through their discussions!
Mrs. Zirpel's class of fourth-graders took advantage of the freshly fallen snow to engage in a fun activity related to the book they just finished, 'Night Visitors.' While reading about the underground railroad, they also discovered the concept of snow ice cream. As a bonus for finishing the book, Mrs. Zirpel decided the best way to celebrate was by making their own snow ice cream! Sounds delicious!
Mrs. Wilson's class of third graders is acting as bridge engineers this morning for science! They are working on forces and using their bridges to see how much force they can withstand before collapsing. With the use of pennies, students are able to test their bridge's strength and discover how different building methods can affect its durability. Way to go third-grade engineers!
This morning, Mrs. Fossum's Kindergarten class worked diligently on various stations! Some focused on 's' blends, while others engaged with Imagine Learning. It's heartwarming to witness their dedication bright and early, especially following a snow day!
Take a look at what's going on Tuesday, March 26th!
Spring pictures are here! If you're interested, check out the attached details. Spring pictures will be held on April 3, 2024.
Check out what's for lunch on Monday, March 25th!
Fun fact! Hope you are staying warm this weekend!
Spring pictures are here! If you're interested, check out the attached details. Spring pictures will be held on April 3, 2024.
Another week of dedication and learning paid off in Mrs. Huber/Sand's third-grade class! Today, they celebrated their achievements with a fantastic Fun Friday filled with laughter and lots of strategic moves in board games and card games. It's incredible to see how teamwork, perseverance, and a dash of friendly competition can make learning even more enjoyable. Here's to more rewarding weeks ahead!
Step right up, let's make some Seuss magic today,
With Mrs. Cassutt & Mrs. Zirpel leading the way!
In a world of whimsy, oh, what fun it'll be,
Crafting Dr. Seuss headbands and Thing One cards with glee!
With Cat in the Hat to guide our hand,
We'll create wonders that will surely expand.
Thing One and Thing Two, they'll dance and they'll prance,
As we bring their mischief to life with a chance!
So grab your glue, your colors so bright,
Let's dive into Seussland with all our might!
In Mrs. Cassutt & Mrs. Zirpel's small group,
We'll craft and we'll laugh, not a moment to stoop!
Come step into Becker/Stolp's multiage science lab! Today, these scientists are investigating patterns of motion exhibited by a trapeze. As they complete this experiment, they are making observations of the pushes and pulls exhibited by a trapeze. From their observations, they will take measurements and predict the motion of a real trapeze. We cannot wait to learn what these scientists discover!
