4th graders participated in March BOOK Madness. This year the books were Past Champions vs. Newbies. Our winner was a past champion called Rescue and Jessica: A Life Changing Friendship. It was about a young lady that had both of her legs amputated and how a service dog supported her. See if you agree with us, is this the best book?
Peg Gilbert presented “The Life and Drive of Mari Sandoz” to 4th and 5th graders. They had read “Mari Sandoz A Wild Flower” by Evelyn B Hisel earlier this year. Peg dressed as Mari and talked of the hardships and challenges of the Sandhills, as well as, Mari’s accomplishments as an author. Peg’s presentation was brought to us by Humanities Nebraska. Humanities Nebraska provides major funding for programs. Humanities Nebraska receives support from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Nebraska State Legislature, the Nebraska Cultural Endowment and private donations.
Our kindergarten and first grade students teamed up with 7th and 9th grade math students to participate in some Leap Day challenges! Challenges included measuring how far a frog can jump, building a shelter with base-10 blocks with a value of 366, and graphing, just to name a few!
Today, with the help of Mrs. Olsen’s cupcakes, 4th graders celebrated Nebraska’s 157th birthday…a day early!
Read Across America Week! March 4-7, 2024
Monday:
One Fish, Two Fish…
*Wear red or blue
Tuesday:
Cat in the Hat
*Wear a hat or red and white
Wednesday:
Fox in Socks
*Wear crazy or mismatched socks
Thursday:
The Lorax
vs.
Green Eggs and Ham
*Wear either orange or green to show which book you like the most!
Today(Feb. 22) is our 100th day of school this year! For those of you who have not experienced the 100th Day with us before, the entire Elementary eats breakfast with their class instead of before school. Breakfast today was a sausage link (for the 1) and two pancakes (for the two zeros)!
4th graders got to try their hand at hand sewing. They each made a quilt sampler with their favorite part of the Oregon Trail. Thank you to the ladies from the sewing club who came to help out.
Yesterday the Freshmen paired up with the First grade and Kindergarten classes to spread a little holiday cheer. They made reindeer food, played cards, and read stories together.
3rd-5th Grade Girls and Families: Our spring Girls on the Run season is right around the corner. We are in need of another coach. Please contact Mrs. Heiting if you or someone you know is interested in volunteering to help with this amazing program!
3rd-5th Grade Girls: Be on the lookout for more info to sign up coming soon! Girls on the Run is SO MUCH FUN!
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