School Picture Day is Tuesday, October 7th! Students must wear their school uniforms.
After reading Fry Bread, Mrs. David and Ms. Addie’s Blue Jays got to be little chefs today! 👩🍳👨🍳 They used all 5 senses to see, hear, touch, smell, and taste their very own fry bread—yummm! 😋✨
After reading Fry Bread, Mrs. Savoie's Blue Jays got to be little chefs today! 👩🍳👨🍳 They used all 5 senses to see, hear, touch, smell, and taste their very own fry bread—yummm! 😋✨
We are excited for our middle school students to have the chance of a lifetime! The deadline to sign-up is TODAY. The link to register is: www.eftours.com/2938035ZW
Teacher Pay: Explaining the ballot proposals
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Join us to support our FOOTBALL team tonight for their first game at 6:00 at CATHOLIC of POINTE COUPEE!
School Picture Day is Tuesday, October 7th!
Tomorrow, Thursday, October 2nd is School Custodian Day! Please encourage your child/children to make a card for our wonderful custodial staff. We appreciate you, Mr. Grimes, Mr. Ron, and Mrs. Angela!
Mrs. Blank's Social Studies class learned about Ancient Mesopotamian writing and then wrote their names in Cuneiform.
Our Kindergarten Blue Jays explored the concept of one more today! Students worked together to put numbers in order and then built number stairs with manipulatives to see how each number grows by one. Great hands-on math fun
We are super proud of our September Students of the Month! These students exemplify what it means to be a Blue Jay. Congratulations!
More from Friday's hat and ice cream reward day!
Tomorrow is the last day to purchase a BLUE JAY CARD!
Mark your calendars!
2nd grade plant investigation, PART 2!
This week our 2nd graders investigated how plants get water and sunlight by observing leaves and roots. Then, they had the opportunity to taste raw sugar cane, connecting investigations to real-life experiences!
Students enjoyed the ice cream sandwich reward on Friday!!
After reading the story Fry Bread, our kindergarten students got hands-on with their own “fry bread” using playdough and their five senses! They rolled the dough into balls, flattened it like pancakes, and placed it in the pan to “hear” the sizzle and pop. What a fun and engaging way to bring the story to life!
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