We had our final JES Coffee Talk for the year. The theme today was supporting the social/emotional and mental health of our children. NE BOCES School Social Worker and Family Support Specialist, Audree Edwards was our guest speaker and focused on supporting our children in the area of self-regulation. We would like to offer Audree a huge thank you for joining us this morning. Also, thank you to staff and parents who attended. We look forward to having breakfast with our families again next year!
Some Science fun in Kindergarten today!
Civil War puppets are a great way to review our unit in second grade. The kids had a great time remembering what each important "character" did.
A beautiful day calls for class outside! Second graders grabbed a clipboard and a pencil to draw six different plant species. Our science unit involves learning about animals and their habitats. In the beginning they focus on butterfly habitats. Butterflies have to find cover or shelter to survive. The plant varieties provide cover and food for butterflies.
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Seniors at Julesburg High School talk about the benefits of their Internships.
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Students in Family Consumer Science practice hand stitching and using the sewing machine to create bear and cat characters with material.
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Mapping the ocean wrapped up our module in second grade on earth and the changes that occur.
Students first made a model of the ocean, then they traded their models and mapped it.
Partner games help second graders pick the bigger number. It's similar to the card game "war" but they're practicing hundreds, tens, and ones.
Sixth grade took their chances on a probability activity. They had to calculate the probability of landing on each section of a spinner and then they got to test it out. Who knew math could be so fun?
