Mrs Falls Class
Art
They learned a little about Wayne Thiebaud and learned how to draw donuts with oil pastels.
In Art, Kindergartners learned how to draw themselves with a piece of bubblegum in their mouths. They turned out so cute!
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We had so much fun visiting with students at the Missouri Valley Career Fair this afternoon! The future looks bright!
March Madness is going strong!! Our elementary readers are really racking up the minutes! We've already collected over 40,000 reading minutes. Currently leaders:
1st place tie: Campbell/Meyer
3rd place: Blumhorst
Thanks to your support we earned $1100 from our Scholastic Book Fair! This will go to buy books and other library supplies. Thanks for all you do to help us build readers!
Junior High students enjoyed celebrating Pi Day(3/14) in class yesterday. They worked in groups to convert a recipe from 1 serving to 8 servings and made the crust and filling of the pie. While it chilled, we read a book about Sir Cumference and the Knights of the Round Table before enjoying the pie.
Slater JH Scholar Bowl team competed in the Conference Scholar Bowl Match on Monday, 3/13. Although they did not place as a team in the competition, they represented our school very well. Congratulations to Cade Breshears for being named the 2nd highest scoring individual.
A classic tale of "Who done it?" Sisters at odds, a nervous author, a couple on a weekend getaway, and more fill this tale trying to figure out who killed Hank Mason, the former owner of the Hickory Dickory Inn found dead in his study. Join us this Saturday, March 18th, at 6pm for a viewing of "The Clock Struck One" in the Slater Alexander Elementary Auditorium. Admission will be $5 to support the students involved in the STAC program in the Slater School District. Come out and support our Wildcats on stage! My contact info can be found on the Slater School District website.
Here are just some of the High School Art Class's
Charles McGee inspired Paper Relief Sculptures.
3rd grade is feeling lucky about their leprechaun traps they made!
Don't forget to wear your purple!
Just a reminder and as Ms. Drummond mention in the Monday Message, we will not have tutoring this week, due to NWEA testing. Hope you have a great week!
Due to being short staffed. We will not have hot bar today. Sorry for the late notice.
Class of 2026 remember that your fundraiser is due today by 3pm! Please turn in the money to Ms. Wiseman in the high school office.
SCCC students: Remember you ARE traveling to SCCC today.
Please join us in wearing purple to support London White's family and the Salisbury School District.
CONGRATULATIONS to Kenna Lemmon on her selection last night as the 2023-24 Area VI FFA Chaplain! Kenna will move into her office later this month at the Area Contest Award Ceremony.
March Madness is in full swing! We have already completed 14, 485 minutes in the first 5 days of March. Can we break one million minutes?? Current standings:
1st place--Meyer
2nd place--Blumhorst
3rd place--Campbell
Keep turning those pages and counting those minutes!!
Sixth graders wrote and then peer-edited paragraphs about the sounds heard in their school environment.
