Picture Day Schedule
Tuesday, Oct. 1st (tomorrow)
Wednesday, October 2nd
Registration Monday, February 25 from 5:30 – 7:00pm
at the the PAC on the CSC campus. Girls and Boys in grades 3rd-6th are welcome to attend.
2 week program – $25.00
6 week travel program – $35.00
You may also register during the skills clinics. Click the links below for further information and the registration form.
Castle Defense is an action-packed math game. To play, type the answers to activate your archers. Kill the skeletons before they reach safety. Use the number keys on your keyboard and the brain in your head. Good luck!
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We have been learning about the Earth and its movement in space. We are also learning about the moon, stars and other planets. The second graders had a great time with the song “Night and Day”. The song reinforced our understanding of the difference between rotation and orbit. Plus, the song helps us to remember that the light we see from the moon is not its own light, but a reflection from the sun. The moonlight concept can be hard to comprehend. We hope you enjoy the song as much as we did. A big thank you to the camerawoman, Mrs. Anderson for making this extra special!
Enjoy,
Mrs. Binger’s Second Grade
Area Youth Basketball League – December through January, GRADES 3RD THROUGH 6TH
Signup Times
October 14 @ CHS Football Field 1:00-3:30p.m.
October 15 @ PAC 5:30-7:00 p.m. (Top South entrance)
October 21 @ CHS Football Field 1:00-3:30 p.m.
October 23 & 24 @ Falco (during Tackle Football equipment Check-in 5:30-7:00 p.m.)
Cost is $35.
If you can not attend on any of these registration dates you may also print off a registration form and mail it to: Chadron Community Recreation, P.O. Box 4, Chadron, NE 69337. Registration fee and form are due by November 1st. Cost of the Program is $35.
The elementary students, in grades Kindergarten through 5th, will be going on a field trip to Wind Cave National Park and Mount Rushmore National Monument on Wednesday, May 9, 2012. The bus will leave at 8:00 am and will arrive back to the school at 6:00 pm. The trip is free of charge to the students, but each child needs to dress appropriately and bring a sack lunch for the day.
The average temperature in the Wind Cave is about 60 degrees Farenheit, so students need to bring a jacket or sweatshirt and wear comfortable walking shoes. There are no FLIP-FLOPS allowed in the Wind Cave.
We are looking forward to having a fabulous day of fun and education!
We have set May 24th as elementary track day for grades PK—5th. If the weather is nice, events will be held on the football field; if it is not, events will be held in Lister-Sage. Exact events will be determined by location. Events will begin following lunch at approximately noon. Students will eat at 11:30 am in the cafeteria and parents are welcome to join them.
Please RSVP for lunch by calling the school at 638-4434 before May 10th.
The elementary awards are scheduled to begin at 2:30 pm following the track “day” events.
Last year, the elementary collected 81 pounds of pop tabs. The fourth grade class found that it takes approximately 1000 pop tabs to make a pound, which would make our total pop tabs collected about 81,000 pop tabs! That’s a lot of pop!
IF the elementary as a whole can collect more than 81 pounds of pop tabs THIS year, we will have a PIZZA PARTY for the WHOLE ELEMENTARY!!!
Please have all pop tabs turned in by Monday, May 14th. Stay tuned for the grand total…
Mrs. Olson will be holding Kindergarten registration Friday, April 13, 2012 from 8:15 am to 11:30 am in the Kindergarten room. A child must be 5 by July 31st to register. Please bring a copy of your child’s state certified birth certificate, social security number, and immunization record. The 2012 Kindergarten will visit school Thursday, April 19th from 8:00 to 11:00. If you are unable to attend registration, please contact the school at 638-4434.
The 1st grade room was a little crowded on March 8th as parents and family members joined their students at school for Math & Muffins. The idea behind Math & Muffins was to involve family members in the learning process. While enjoying juice and muffins family members and kids played math games to reinforce what’s being learned in the classroom. It was a very successful event and the students are already asking when we can do it again!
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