United States History I studied the Salem Witch Trials and the rights we gained as citizens from the wrongful executions. Students created headstone for those who were denied them at their time of death.
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Fifth graders had the opportunity to finish Georgia O'Keeffe projects they started last year. They did a fantastic job showing value and creating beautiful compositions!
SURPRISE! The 2nd graders surprised Mr. Westfall and sang Happy Birthday before heading out for recess! Make sure to wish him a Happy Birthday!
The Environmental Science class created birds that are adapted to live in their specialized habitat.
The Elementary kindness made it to my high school classroom too!! Thanks for sharing kindness week!
On December 2, National Special Education Day commemorates the nation's first federal special education law's anniversary. The federal government signed The Individual with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) into law on December 2, 1972. This day gave us the ongoing opportunity to help support and educate students with disabilities. Thank you to all of our special education teachers and staff!
Physics students are using a Force Table to experimentally determine the force vector that will "cancel" the other forces on the table.
Emersyn surprised us today sharing her message, which just happens to be the theme of our current unit in guidance! Priceless!
4th graders have been busy this past month learning about Wisconsin’s land regions in social studies class. Students made their own homemade clay, shaped it into the shape of Wisconsin and then once the clay dried, students drew the 5 land regions and painted them! To finish off their clay maps, students then made their legend/key to show what color was each land region and added a compass. They did a great job and had fun learning in a hands-on way even at home!!!
You can make the clay at home as well. Here is the recipe.
-1 cup salt
-1 cup flour
-1/2 cup water
-2 Tablespoons vegetable oil
Mix together well. The clay should have a consistency of play-dough (you may need to add additional flour).
Enjoy :)
On Tuesday the Sixth Graders weighed in on an important decision: which cat should Mr. Puffer adopt?! Thanks to their polished skills in respectful disagreement and discussion, a decision was reached: Say hello to Leo! Thank you for the help Class of 2027, he’s a keeper! 💙
The fifth grade had a class election for the President of the United States. Derek is casting his vote in the voting booth!
After reading a story about making dioramas, the first graders in Mrs. Luther’s room made their own Thanksgiving dioramas.
These two preschool students in Mrs. Hartwig’s class used “I can” learning target picture cards to build roads, bridges, towers, houses, and castles during our construction theme unit.
The Dual Credit Written Communications class continues to update and perfect their resumes, cover letters, and interviewing skills as they get closer to the end of their senior year.
Students are learning how to use our new calculators for solving example problems in math. There is so much to discover yet with the help of technology!
Math League is anxiously awaiting results from their first event which was held virtually on November 11th.
Two 2nd Graders with their new class pet, Turkey Tom, and their wonderful turkey headbands!
Xandria and Lydia completed building their stools for 7th grade encore class.
As we approach Thanksgiving break, Ms. Borchardt’s 3rd grade ELA class is working on getting ready for their Reader’s Theater presentations. The students have put so much time, effort, and hard work into practicing their parts and creating props that go with their characters. Way to go and cannot wait to see them in action! 🤩
