Second grade kicked off their module on the properties of matter with an experiment trying to determine where the salt went. We put salt in paper bags and sprayed them to simulate rain/snow just like the character in our story. The big question for this module revolves around which container is appropriate for the material it contains. They are very curious to continue to learn and experiment with solids, liquids, and gases.
over 1 year ago, Emily Edson
Simulating rain/snow
Where did the salt go?
Properties of matter kick off experiment
REMINDER - Picture day is tomorrow (Monday, October 2nd) Be sure to send order packets to school!
over 1 year ago, Andi Weisshaar
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over 1 year ago, Julesburg School District
caliche football game
3rd grade learning how to multiply by 2's using doubles.
over 1 year ago, Keli Hoschouer
doubles
doubles
doubles
Pre-K is working on writing numbers.
over 1 year ago, Miss Jourdin-PreK
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hsvb vs caliche
over 1 year ago, Julesburg School District
Hawaiian night
Geometry students wrapped up Module 1 where they studied polygons, lines, angles, learned new equations and used numeorus geometric tools. They paired up and navigated the review packet at their own pace while playing for a chance of “extra” credit. Best of luck on the test!
over 1 year ago, Karen Nuñez
a pair of students raising their hand to get their points for the problem. Students are engaged.
Student showing me (the teacher) their answer as they explain to me( teacher) how they solve that problem.
Another group of students working together on the packet. They are working at their own pace to later compare answers before getting their problem checked.
Students, who got the answer correct, write their name up on the board for a chance of "extra" credit.
student making sure they show each step in finding the midpoint to receive full points.
The Ag Classes went outside to practice ecological site evaluations in preparation for the upcoming District Range Judging Competition.
over 1 year ago, Corey Koberstein
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Some Ag Students had the opportunity to go to the District Range Competition. The students learned from professionals and were able to put what they have learned into practice. Also, Claudia Rhoades won a bronze award for her work in the field.
over 1 year ago, Corey Koberstein
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Mrs. Hansen's preschool class is figuring out new ways to use technology all the time! We practice number writing, use the spotlight remote to search for letters, and pass the speaker ball during classroom activities. "Who stole the cookie from the cookie jar?" is more fun when you get to hear your voice amplified!!
over 1 year ago, Tara Hansen - Preschool
student using speaker ball during classroom activity
student using remote spotlight to search for letters
students passing the speaker ball during “who stole the cookie?"
student practicing writing number one with his finger on interactive panel
student practicing writing number one with her finger on interactive panels
Help us provide scholarship money for our school's VFW Essay Winners! This year, we have decided that we want to join the VFW in rewarding the patriotism and work ethic of our student writers! In order to raise funds, we will be holding a 50/50 Raffle at the Varsity Volleyball Game on this Thursday, September 28th. If you'd like to donate but can't attend the game, please contact Miss Kreienheder via email or cell phone by Friday, September 29th at 4:00 pm. Thank you for supporting our students and spreading patriotism! Email: Kreienheder_ma@julesburg.org Phone: 970-474-3365 x 1161
over 1 year ago, Madelyn Kreienheder
a flyer with the words of the post
SMILE! October 2nd, 2023 is picture day! Order packets will be sent home with students. Please return the packets on Monday if you wish to order pictures!
over 1 year ago, Andi Weisshaar
pic day
order
It may look like Kindergarten is doing a science experiment, but we were actually learning about looking closely at our stories and adding details to our illustrations.
over 1 year ago, Mrs. Lindsay-Kindergarten
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Fifth grade worked hard to review long division by working in small groups and with partners.
over 1 year ago, Stephanie Seidl
students working on long division
students working on long division
over 1 year ago, Julesburg School District
Sedgco vs Perkins county JH
5th and 6th grade students got creative with Mrs. A this week! Creating two different types of dragon eyes. Thank you Mrs. A for allowing our students this opportunity to explore their artistic abilities and guiding them through this project!
over 1 year ago, Katlyn Auernhamer
Mrs. A helping a student create the base of their eye
Showing off the color he created for the details on the eye.
One of many unique eyes made on day one
Mrs. A explaining how to add the details to the eye
Students watch as Mrs. A demonstrates on the document camera how to mold the details on to the eye
Students coloring the base of their dragon eye
This student used a toothpick to create the tiny details of his eye “Icey"
A 5th grader took her time creating this beautiful pink and blue dragon eye
Readers theater is a great way for students to increase their reading fluency while having fun. Each student has a part just like in a play. They read and if they feel comfortable, they can act out their character's part. Each module has a different readers theater. We practice the readers theater a few times to really build that smooth reading. They can't wait for module two! You have come so far so fast second graders! I'm so proud of you! Thanks, also to Mrs. Pitzer for helping us to practice our readers theater!
over 1 year ago, Emily Edson
Reading parts
Reading with fluency
Reading smoothly
Reading with inflection
Choral reading
3rd and 4th grades made dragon eyes for art. Mrs. A taught students how to mold the clay and add details to make their own unique dragon eye. Thank you to Mrs. A for coming into the classroom to teach us how to do this cool art project. Students made some very creative eyes, can't wait to see them once they are finished.
over 1 year ago, Keli Hoschouer
dragon eyes
dragon eyes
dragon eyes
dragon eyes
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dragon eyes
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We took advantage of the warm weather (and shade) to complete our daily Heggerty lesson outside. We are working on rhyming, beginning sounds, and blending words along with alphabet knowledge and language awareness through nursery rhymes.
over 1 year ago, Tara Hansen - Preschool
students and teacher doing lesson on playground