Fifth's grade's generosity brought in over 100 food products for Hope Ministry to help feed the hungry.
Third graders are learning about animal adaptations this week. Today we learned how polar bears stay warm in arctic temperatures.
Join us for All you can eat breakfast tomorrow , Tuesday, March 13th at 6:45am.
It was a great day with the Mother/Daughter Rosary.
Fifth grade students enjoyed a break from their studies to watch the eighth grade perform Hamlet.
I am so proud of these fourth and fifth grade girls for leading us in the Rosary. They did an excellent job! Thank you to all who joined us for our Mother/Daughter rosary.
These 2nd grade boys are really enjoying these new book fair books!
2nd grade is so excited to start researching the animal of their choice!!
One of Our Favorite Times of the Year!! Fifth grade helped prek-3 browse the book fair and make a list of books for Mom & Dad.
2nd and 3rd had fun building contraptions to protect their eggs for the egg drop challenge!
We finished Read Across America Week drawing conclusions for our "disappearing eggs" and representing words in the Vocabulary Parade. Great job 4th grade!
Fun with eggs during Read Across America Week! 4th grade created nests for different elements for STEM day, and they patiently waited to see the outcome of their disappearing egg experiment.
We had a great Vocabulary Parade today! Great job Prek-4th grade!
2nd and 3rd graders completed the egg drop challenge today! They built contraptions to protect their egg from a high drop. They did a great job!
Kindergarten and 1st grade illustrated a kind act they had done.
5th grade participated in a multiplication relay to help them prepare for their multiplication test.
2nd grade became doctors today by doing surgery to put contractions back together. They were great doctors and all the contractions have been put back together again!
2nd grade did an awesome job on their American Symbols project! I'm so proud of them!
2nd grade did an awesome job on their American Symbols project! I'm so proud of them!
Kindergarten published our first informational text about polar bears.
