Posted by Clint B. & Jordyn H. on Monday August 27, @ 10:48
PM.
Mrs. Flick’s geography class is this week’s classroom spotlight. Right now they are learning about what exactly geography is. Wacey said, “Geography is the study of the Earth,” and Tosha explained to us that they were also learning about the different types of maps they will have to study in geography this year. They are all very excited to learn more and more about geography!
Geography Class
Posted by JW S. on Wednesday October 31, @ 12:59
PM.
During the first week of October, Mrs. Flick’s Geography class broke into groups and each group taught a chapter. One group, Tosha, Travis, Paul, and Jesse, taught about the different layers of soil. They made a yummy presentation about the soil horizons. For the parent rock they used m&m’s, for the broken rock they used pudding and m&m’s, for the subsoil they used pudding, and for the topsoil they used Oreos. Everyone had a good time learning and had a yummy snack afterwards.
Nuestras Ofrendas
Posted by Jordyn, Leon, and Carlyn on Friday November 09, @ 2:19
PM.
Nicole - Cousin Jason Fegler, Kailee - Grandma Carol Merchant Grass Nyffler, Leon - John F. Kennedy
Brooke Housh - Bill Housh, Carlyn Ehrman - Francis Ehrman, Nicole Tlustos - Jerry Teahon
Isaac Hughes - Jim Kubo, Jordyn Heiting - Tim Heiting
The Spanish 2 class just got done creating ofrendas to honor our loved ones that have passed away. Ofrenda means “offering” or “altar” in Spanish and are made for the “Día de los Muertos” or Day of the Dead. People make ofrendas and display them inside their homes or on their patios for people to see. Ofrendas represent loved ones and have many things inside them to represent their life. They could include pictures and objects that represent them and their life.
Classroom of the Week
Posted by Laurie C. on Tuesday November 06, @ 1:59
PM.
Mrs. Welch teaches K/1 Spanish in Mrs. Welch’s classroom. Here they work coloring skeleton masks in honor of the Hispanic Festival, The Day of the Dead. She has 12 students in her classroom.
Classroom Spotlight
Posted by Kolten on Friday November 09, @ 1:42
PM.
The classroom of the week this week is the 7th Grade reading /English Class. The teacher of this class is Mrs. Kudrna . There are 10 students in this class that was working on context clues and story mapping.
Classroom of the Week
Posted by JW S. on Thursday December 13, @ 2:09
PM.
Mrs. Flick 6th period geography class is the classroom of the week. They learn about stuff that has to do with geography. There is about 18 kids in that class.
Classroom of the Week
Posted by Leon & Tyler on Thursday December 20, @ 2:28
PM.
This week’s classroom of the week is Mrs. Olson’s Kindergarten class. She has four students. They enjoy doing fun activities such as making wrapping paper from paper sacks and adding a touch of their own creativity to it. Their parents will be in for a surprise this year. This was a good activity because of the recycling of the bags someone had just thrown away.
Classroom Spotlight
Posted by Hilary on Wednesday January 09, @ 2:16
PM.
This week’s class room of the week is Mr. Summers 6th grade class. They were work with decimals and there is nine students in the class.
Classroom of the Week
Posted by Hilary and Tabi on Thursday January 17, @ 2:24
PM.
This week’s classroom of the week is Mrs. Flick’s Geography class. They are working Physical, Political, and Cultural geography. The best activity of the year has been making the dirt cups to illustrate soil horizons. The funniest moments in class was when Tosha was being a mop, Ashton saying “I do food”, and Heath and Lars “hiding” behind the window shades. There are 19 students in that class.
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