In Title Math the 3rd graders were practicing their multiplication facts by playing a card game.
Dress rehearsal for the concert tonight at 7pm! Hope to see you there!!
Youth Heart Screenings Save Lives!
95% of youth will not survive from sudden cardiac arrest - #1 Killer of student athletes ages 11-34 and the #2 cause of death - 1 in 300 youth have an undetected heart condition.
Screenings will be held at Mt. Vernon High School on Thursday January 19, 2023. To schedule a time please call 605-236-5237
Winter Sport Pictures will be Friday 12/9/2022!! You can order online or pick up a form to fill out and return payment the day of pictures.
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2nd & 3rd grade students welcomed the Sanford Underground Research Facility to teach us about science as we participated in a STEM activity. Our students created 3D shapes using toothpicks and gumdrops. Fun and yummy at the same time!
The Prek-5 Winter concert will be on Monday, December 5th at 7pm in the gymnasium.
The high school choir is hard at work for their concert on the 12th, it's really starting to come together!
2nd and 3rd grade creating models and learning from Sanford Labs.
Please consider a contribution to our senior class community service project! It's a great project!
https://gofund.me/49b2640e
The 4th and 5th grade classes constructed a Thanksgiving quilt last week. It was made out of short writing assignments that related to: fact/opinion, persuasive, and narritive writing.
Free play is a class favorite!!!
Anyone heading to SF in the next day or two that could pick up our wrestling scales? If so, contact Eric Denning.
1st graders wrapped up their economics units today with a Flea Market! The students created either a good or a service to sell. Then the students had to make choices about what to spend their $10 budget on. Finally, they had to check out with Mrs. Cope, using their subtracting skills to make their change. Learning and fun was had by all.
Yesterday, the geometry students ended the school week by working with triangles. They constructed the medians of a triangle in order to find the centroid (center of gravity).
Happy Thanksgiving from these 1st grade Turkeys!
We have some very thankful turkeys in Kindergarten that would like to wish you and yours a happy and safe holiday season!
The past few days in 9th Grade English, students gave presentations over historical events. Then, after researching and presenting, the next step for them is to write a 4-5 page historical fiction short story based off of their events in partners. Ask them to read it to you when they're done!
The 1st graders had to help out Turkey Tom and disguise him so that he wouldn’t become the Thanksgiving centerpiece. Then the 5th grade class judged the turkeys and voted for Best hiding spot, Best coloring, Most creative, Best handwriting, and Best overall Turkey. Turkey Tom is safe until next year!
In 2nd grade, we are learning why there is sand at the beach. Students were asked to pretend there were boulders (paper) at the top of the mountain and as they tumbled down they were torn into tiny pieces and eroded into sand by the time they reach the beach.
4th graders using sugar cubes to learn about erosion in Science Class.
