Third Grade working on their graphing skills. Students chose a city and looked up the annual precipitation for each month. Students then put their research into a graph like scientists do with the data they collect. They shared their findings with a partner.
Being a senior is no easy task especially when it comes to collecting, identifying, deciphering, and conveying your personal information onto your General Scholarship Application form. Seniors in Life Skills worked tirelessly setting up their personal applications to catch the Grantor's attention in hopes of receiving scholarship money for their post-secondary education. Seniors here are gathered around the printer anxiously awaiting to see how their final application actually printed out!
The sophomores in Life Skills Class are learning about Relationship Bank Accounts (RBA). In this exercise students are reading about what actions are considered RBA deposits and what actions are considered RBA withdrawals. Unlike a bank where you may have only one or two accounts, you have an RBA with everyone you meet. If you smile and say hello to someone you don't know, you've just opened an account with that person. Same is true if you don't acknowledge someone you don't know, you've opened an account as well, although a negative one. How's your RBA balance?
Kindergarteners practicing their reading skills by doing partner reads😊
Sixth grade is trying out a new strategy. After reading their social studies chapter with a partner, they chose one person to be the scribe and one person to find the answer. It was a good exercise in collaboration!
Kindergarteners practicing their reading skills by doing partner reads.😊
My good news call for today goes to Ana Laura! Today, Ana handed me her final assignment for the semester in ALL ENGLISH! I can't even imagine the extra work she has to do to complete her assignments, and I was beyond excited today to see her answering EACH question in detail, and in English! From Ms. Kreienheder
Go Cougars!
Third Grade working hard on their multiplication facts. Gracie has been reading a book that has a game called Mathketball. She thought it would be fun to do in our class so she got to be the teacher for a little while.
Second grade is learning cursive! This is an important skill to be able to read and write cursive. After we practice all the letters, we will practice writing their whole name and hopefully their writing projects!
We talk about the power of yet. They may not be good at it “yet” but with practice it will improve! Good learners like challenges!
Kindergarteners have published their second writing piece of the year! 🎉
Kindergarten, 2nd Grade and 3rd Grade made Valentine's Bees and Love Bugs for the residents of the Sedgwick County Nursing Home and Assisted Living. Happy Valentines Day!! ❤️
Family Consumer Science student practice their cooking skills by working together to make breakfast burritos for Free Topic Friday.
Be The Torch - Heart Heroes! JES Students are kicking off their Jump Rope For Heart...Heart Health Awareness Month. Students are learning about all kinds of ways to keep their hearts healthy and help others! They will also finish this month with their annual jump rope performances - stay tuned for a date and time! Please click on the link for more information!
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8th graders in U.S. History are teaching each other the parts of the U.S. Constitution.
Mrs. Hansen's preschoolers made some predictions this week and they were pretty accurate! But…we were not all happy to hear the news from the Groundhog’s scroll. Shadow it is and 6 more weeks of winter we will see!
Third graders are working on an opinion essay together. They think we need to go on a field trip. Today students had to come up with reasons and provide examples to support their opinion.
This week, third grade reviewed vocabulary words charades style. Students had to choose a word then act it out without using words or noises and the rest of the group had to figure out what word it was. Mr. Renquist stopped by to check it out and read about the Titanic with a couple of students.
