A great day for recognition! 🎉These students earned PBIS certificates for demonstrating respectful, responsible, or safe behavior!
We love when students give back. Hunter donated books to his classroom because he knew his teacher loves to read and learn about new books. What a kind gesture!
Mrs. DeAtley's class has been learning about 3-D shapes. Hands-on learning is always fun!
Sports physicals will be offered to sixth grade students at the high school Wednesday, May 8. Paperwork will be sent home with students or available in the school office. Please return forms and payment to school by Friday, May 3.
A Boy Called BAT Chapter 26: How to Know Someone https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Q0MM79jPQ5BMFA2Pll7ay17N6mKktsyo/view?usp=sharing
A Boy Called BAT Chapter 25: Houseguestshttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1kKfu6zjrVTPzGNaNxxmmdWgpSMMHVgW1/view?usp=sharing
This is a reminder that there is no school Monday for elementary students due to the solar eclipse. Staff report for PD and have an early dismissal.
3rd grade students are pictured here utilizing the new Studies Weekly Science curriculum. It contains SO many opportunities for hands-on learning.
Today's lab consisted of an exploration of the finch's beak. Student's used plastic tweezers as a replica of the beak. They had to determine which island the finch would be able to collect more food at, due to the size and shape of the beak.
Once completed, they added some math by determining the class averages and comparing that to their personal totals. They also determined which bird (student) would be considered the fittest using individual totals from each island total.
This was SO much fun!
3rd Grade students in Mrs. Applegate's Math Intervention group began working on Ohio State Test preparations. This week they worked on questions involving the various objectives connected to fractions. They enjoyed using fraction strips to defend and explain their reasoning.
Congratulations to Liana and Charlotte, our newest first grade Math Masters!
A Boy Called BAT Chapter 24: A Reply https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Xdazmr78gRB1wzUkae3Y3PLH-X9Ydpbi/view?usp=sharing
Lunch menu change. TODAY we will be serving walking tacos.
A Boy Called BAT Chapter 23: Windows https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zdW7BlsGyhrU8CbarisUqbvb8OjEMPrh/view?usp=sharing
A Boy Called BAT Chapter 22: Baseball and Braiding https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YuVm_iqtu00P76Uxp5udcmX7eCd4kEs6/view?usp=sharing
A Boy Called BAT Chapter 21: Organizational Systems
https://drive.google.com/file/d/134Hml6v5q8WmJsI5YmR3cF6zCaplHpcn/view?usp=sharing
Congratulations on earning a PBIS certificate for demonstrating our building expectations of Respectful, Responsible and Safe!
Congratulations to the newest kindergarten Math Masters!
Congratulations to all the students who have earned AR certificates
A Boy Called BAT Chapter 20: Problems https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AM86YsvuWJ0y2ql5m2HLTJ4S6YbcrlDj/view?usp=sharing
The Edge of Appalachia, in partnership with the Adams County Public Library, is hosting a Science Show and Tale program. The first program will be at Creeks Bend Overlook Tuesday, April 2nd at 10am.
This event is geared towards young children who may not be in school yet. See the flyer for more details.
