
Miss Hale’s class is 100 Days Brighter!



Mrs. Gates’ Class had a fun time celebrating 100 days in Second Grade. We colored a picture and wrote about what I would do if I had $100.



Mrs. McPherson’s class celebrated the 100th day of school by making themselves as 100 year old people. They also took the number 100 and turned it into something fun. 🤩






Check out Mrs. Smiley's kindergarten class.
We made the most of our time together in January!









First grade is excited to start our visits with Mrs. Megan and Mrs. Stephanie from the OSU extension office! They will spend the next several Fridays with our students teaching them about healthy eating and the five food groups! Today students got to taste crackers, broccoli, apple, yogurt and boiled egg. Students were brave and tried at least two bites of the snacks but most ate them all!




Thank you from Mrs. Mitchell's kindergarten class!


These first graders celebrated completing their Sight Word Rainbow with some ice cream!


First grade had *six* students pass all levels old sight words to complete their rainbow. 🌈 Your teachers are proud of your hard work!!





First grade had so many students pass their sight word levels this week. ❤️







Rea passed her Addition on Xtra Math! Congratulations!


Jacob and Daniel both passed their Subtraction on Xtra Math. Way to go boys!!


These boys are ready to wrestle!


These first graders were treated to ice cream sandwiches for passing all 6 levels of their sight words!!


Look at these first graders passing their sight word levels! 🙌🏼







Mrs. Blevins has four students pass their last level of sight words and completed their rainbow. 🌈


Miss Hale had six students pass their last level of sight words to complete their rainbow. 🌈



Mrs. McPherson had *NINE* students pass their final level of sight words to complete their rainbow! 🌈










Ms. Gates’ Class



Mrs. Blevins had 3 students complete each level of their Rainbow 🌈 Words.




First grade is settled back in and working hard. We had several students pass their next level of sight words.



