When you finish testing what is a class to do? We celebrated with a Just Dance and the kids did wonderful. They have been working so hard and are finishing up their Habitats this week. Our second graders are amazing!
Sending all our love to the amazing moms, grandmas, and aunts out there! 💖 Happy Mother's Day!
Join us in championing Karen Thomas for America's favorite teacher! Karen's classroom radiates with warmth, creativity, and a passion for learning. As an educator, she not only imparts knowledge but also fosters a love for exploration and growth in her students. From personalized lesson plans to fostering a supportive environment, Karen ensures every student feels valued and empowered to reach their full potential. With her innovative teaching approaches and tireless dedication, she sparks curiosity and ignites a lifelong love for learning in each child she teaches.
Hey, Mustangs! 🐎🌟 Don't miss out on a delightful morning tomorrow at our Parents & Pastries event! Grab your favorite book and cozy up with your child in our gym, or embrace the crisp outdoor air for some extra adventure. Let's make memories together! See you there!
We’ve been so lucky to get to learn with Mrs Andersen our district visual arts specialist these last few weeks of school! Here are a few fun things Kindergarten was able to explore with! Bug Soup and addition, The Very Hungry Caterpillar and primary/secondary colors, and The Dot with adjective writing.
In kindergarten, we’ve been learning about measurement. Two of our vocabulary words are shorter and taller. We went outside on a sunny day and traced each other‘s bodies then talked about whose were taller and whose were shorter. The kids loved it!
In Mrs. Nelson's fifth grade class we have been working hard and playing hard!
Our week of learning about jobs and money culminated in a field trip to Zion’s Bank. They were amazing hosts!!!
After a small lesson in saving and letting our money accumulate, Kindergarteners were able to spend their dollar at the Mustang Market for a quick treat fix, or invest it at Zion’s Bank.
After a quick tour (and the lapse of time), students who saved their money were able to turn in their deposit receipt and withdraw not just $1, but TWO! Followed by a trip to the Mustang Market.
