Preschool read “The Tiny Seed” by Eric Carle as part of a lesson about the life cycle of a pumpkin.
As a part of the JES Fall Festivities, students K-6th visited the Sedgwick County assisted living and nursing home to go on a costume parade.
Elementary student Council is learning the dance to Thriller to teach the younger grades during our fall party!
Preschool learned about the life cycle of a pumpkin.
The Julesburg Jr./Sr. High School Band brave the elements to provide their support to the SCC Cougar Football team and community.
4th, 5th, and 6th graders during drama class as they practice to enunciate their lines!
Third graders enjoyed reading to nursing home residents today. They really put their reading abilities to work! We look forward to going back next week!
5th and 6th grade sharing some poetry at our Poetry Cafe
November 3-9 Activity Calendar
Kindergarten is working on recognizing, counting and writing the numbers 0-10. We practiced these numbers by doing actions with our counting today!
Kindergarten continues to show growth in reading!! We are reading books with a few more words. We are also focusing on the skill of pointing to each word as it is read.
Second graders are learning about our community by making 3-d replicas of some of the buildings around Julesburg. They are adding incredible details to make them very realistic. Each group member was responsible for completing a certain part of the completed product.
Getting ready to begin...the JES 5th Grade Poetry Cafe. Parents and students are just sitting down for coffee, hot chocolate and doughnuts. Looking forward to hearing some amazing poetry!
7th grader, Madison Johnson, is working on her Notan in art. The class is learning about positive and negative space in art and the balance of light and dark.
The Pre-Algebra students are using their online book to solve equations using the order of operations (PEMDAS).
November 2019
Welcome to the new JHS Piano Lab. Students can extend their musical knowledge through the opportunity to practice their piano skills individually while in a group setting. Furnished in this lab is a communication system that allows Mrs. Jacobs the opportunity to work with students at a variety of levels. We want to thank the Stretesky Foundation for their generous financial support for this equipment.
JHS Juniors, Jared Ehmke, Terrance Heath, Kelby Garett, Kaleb Fowler & MaxAnn Hauff are checked in and awaiting their turn to give back by donating to the American Red Cross Blood Drive.
JHS Senior, Jonathan Browitt, prepares to give his donation as Junior, Megan Lindsay serves as his safety escort.
JHS Junior, Tate Goddard, just finished donating blood and prepares to start his volunteer shift. JHS Seniors Satara Ehnes & Marion Anaya organized this years American Red Cross Student Blood Drive.
