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5th Graders taking advantage of the weather while learning about Spanish Settlements in Social Studies.
We made applesauce today in a crockpot for the letter “Aa” in Mrs. Sheridan’s class 🍎🍏
Pigs for the letter P in Kindergarten Art Class with Ms. Margarita
Attention Families- The State of Illinois requires certain Health Records by Grade Level- Kindergarten, 2nd, 6th, 9th, and 12th. Also requirements for new students from out of state, students transferring from other Illinois schools, and sports physicals. Nurse Erin has sent home reminders with students who need some of these documents for their medical file. The deadline for these documents is October 15th. If your student is not compliant with Illinois School Code mandates for these health documents, the student will NOT be allowed to attend school after October 14th of the current year until the items are received by the school. Please call Nurse Erin at 618-893-2311 if you have questions.
Baking a cake for the letter “C”.
5th Graders presented their suitcases with special items in them just like Bud in the novel they are reading, Bud, Not Buddy.
P is for Penguin in Mrs. Genung’s kindergarten! Thank you, Mrs. Sheridan, for the masks! 😊
September Menu
Another good day to be in PreK!
Head Start closed the remainder of the week Sept. 8-9
Ag in the Classroom taught us about Apple Trees today in Kindergarten
Mrs. Marks’ and Mrs. Tripp’s 4th grade plant and animal cell project
Snakes for letter S in Mrs. Sheridan’s class
5th Grade Tornadoes in a Bottle 🌪
2:00 Dismissal Friday, September 2nd
No Appleknocker Club
Head Start- We have been busy this week learning about baking for the letter B. We have our Pancake Cafe open for business! We also have prompts in our writing area for the book we have been reading, If You Give a Moose a Muffin. Today we had delicious homemade pancakes and learned about measurements and cooking safety.
5th grade working on their Types of Clouds posters
Mrs. Genung’s class created Marvelous Monsters for the letter Mm.
PreK rocks!
Practicing writing numbers in shaving cream in Kindergarten