Pre-K students are learning the difference between Living and Non-living things. We compared gummy worms and earth worms today using our 5 senses, oddly enough none of them wanted to taste an earth worm! Ha! We created a comparison chart as a class to demonstrate how scientists take notes to remember the details of their experiments.
When we had completed the activity, students were able to take the earth worms outside to be placed in the grassy area at school. Some friends LOVED the worms, some friends did not!
The 7th Graders went to the Corn Palace this morning for Camp Med, an event sponsored by the South Eastern SD Area Health Education Center. Here they visited booths that introduced them to a variety of careers available in the Healthcare field. They got to see a cow's heart and lungs, hear from a professional mental health therapist, check their hands for bacteria and germs, and many other activities. They also got a goodie bag filled with fidgets and more specific information about the Health Career Cluster. It was a good experience!
These 5th grade girls were showing off their acrobatic abilities at recess this morning.
MVP Softball double-header today vs Chester! Game will start at 4:30pm in Mount Vernon. Go Titans!
Good morning, we just wanted to let you all know that Susie will be subbing for Sue this week in the front office. Please contact the school by calling 605-236-5237 ext 0 to report any attendance needs or transportation changes. We appreciate your help in communicating with us.
Attention Parents! Baseball and Softball Sign Up sheets were sent home with students. Please check with your child and get these filled out and returned with the appropriate checks - refer to the body of the letter for correct amount!! May 2nd will be scheduling volunteer hours from 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm.
We have added a JH track meet on MONDAY, APRIL 22in Tyndall. Field events start at 2:30, running events at 3:30!
We have a couple items that were found on a bus -that have been there for quite some time. Please have your child claim their items soon as they will be donated at the end of the school year!!
Congratulations to Sabrina Strand for making it into Senior Honor choir! The audition process includes singing a prepared solo, sight sighting, tonal memory, and musical terminology -she did a fantastic job and will work with other SD musicians for a week this summer!
The Titan Softball team hosts the Winner Warriors tonight in Plankinton. 1st pitch will be at 5:30. An intrasquad scrimmage will take place before the Varsity game at 3:30. Go Titans!
The third grade students got to help Pre-K with a project.
The 2nd-grade students enjoyed doing centers and working on Geometric Shapes during math.
I enjoyed Donuts with the Principal this morning with another wonderful group of student leaders. Keep up the good work.
The elementary is celebrating the last 26 days of school with an ABC Countdown! Today is G: Game Day! We brought games from home to play with our classmates. This is a great way to practice social skills like taking turns, following rules, playing fairly, and losing gracefully.
More lost and found items!
Due to the difficult conditions forecasted for Friday, April 19th, we have decided that we are not going to host the Greenway Relays on that date. We were not scheduled to have school on that date, but since we have missed 4 snow days already, SCHOOL WILL BE IN REGULAR SESSION ON FRIDAY, APRIL 19th with a 2:00 dismissal. If you have already made travel plans for that day and this creates a hardship for your children or your family, please give the school a call and we will work with you. Thank you!
We look forward to seeing you at the Pre-K and Kindergarten Round-Up.
Look at the beautiful mural that our very own Isabella Gortmaker created for Mr. Schaffer's social science room! Turned out fabulous!
Lost and found - has been left on the Mitchell bus for a long while. Please claim if this is your child's coat.
2nd-grade students had a lot of fun discovering how to make paper towers. They used paper clips and note cards to build tall towers and sturdy towers that could hold the weight of a book.
