Don't forget to enjoy some pizza at Papa Murphy's to help support Becker/Stolp's Multiage class! They are hard at work with getting ready for this years community park project! This year they will be working together to enhance Gainer Park. If you need dinner ideas for May 1-6th, please consider ordering some Papa Murphy's with their fundraiser code. We appreciate your support and cannot wait to see what these students accomplish with this amazing project!
Take a look at what's for lunch on Thursday, May 2!
This morning, GBR started the day off with some beautiful music by DWU. Students got to hear from the Highlanders' top singing choir and listen to members of the DWU Band. What a wonderful start to the day! Thank you DWU for playing for us today!
Dont forget to send food item's to help GBR wrap up National Volunteer Month (April)! The GBR student council will be sponsoring a food drive for the Mitchell High School Food Pantry! We will be collecting items throughout the week of April 29-May 3.
Check out what's for lunch on Wednesday, May 1st!
KGL's scientists are currently working on a planet unit to be followed by a study of butterflies. Their caterpillars have arrived and they are recording their observations in a butterfly journal. The beautiful butterflies are scheduled to be released on May 16th - the last day of school!!
Mrs. Duffy & Mrs. Elias are teaming up to have their fifth graders build a city! Today, for math class, they're at the beginning stages of constructing a city using 3-D shapes. The students will begin by calculating the surface area of their shapes and then move on to determine the volume. What a fun and creative way for these students to master their understanding of volume!
Mark your calendars for the 5th Grade band concert, Tuesday, May 7th!
Take a look at what's for lunch on Tuesday, April 30th!
Need a great way to start your day? Check out this Day of Giving Partnership with Scooters! Thank you for your support Scooters!
Check out a great Day of Giving Partnership with Scooters! Thank you for your support Scooters!
To wrap up National Volunteer Month (April), the GBR student council will be sponsoring a food drive for the Mitchell High School Food Pantry! We will be collecting items throughout the week of April 29-May 3.
We hope you have been having a great weekend. Check out what is for lunch tomorrow, Monday, April 29th!
To wrap up National Volunteer Month (April), the GBR student council will be sponsoring a food drive for the Mitchell High School Food Pantry! We will be collecting items throughout the week of April 29-May 3.
Today, Mrs. Cass, one of our incredible speech pathologists, engaged in a stimulating matching game session with a student! This interactive activity not only fosters enjoyment but also enhances the student's vocabulary mastery and word recall. Such engaging games are instrumental in making learning fun while refining essential language skills. Thank you, Mrs. Cass, for your dedication to creating enriching experiences for our students!
Check out a great Day of Giving Partnership with Scooters! Thank you for your support Scooters!
Don't forget to mark your calendars for May 3rd and join in on the fun at First Fridays on Main! The Mitchell Area First Responders are hosting a bike rodeo from 5:00 - 9:00 pm. They will be teaching about bike safety which is important to know as we head into summer.
Mrs. Budahl's second-grade class is learning all about recycling for Earth Day! With the help of a special guest, Dr. Pruitt, these second-graders learned how to recycle old (clean) socks and make them into sock monsters! Not only are these students learning about different ways to recycle but also the important life skill of how to sew. Thank you, Dr. Pruitt!!
Mrs. Brua's first-grade class was hard at work today during their literacy centers! Some students worked in a small group with Mrs. Brua where they focused on reviewing r-controlled vowels with a fun activity. Other literacy centers included reading activities on computers, working on letters and sight words, and worksheets that reviewed 'R' or the word of the day, 'once'. Some students also got to enjoy reading a book independently. We love seeing all the different ways our students are working on mastering their literacy skills!
Mrs. Brua's first-grade class bid farewell today to their DWU practicum student, Miss Lucas. They truly cherished every moment she spent in the classroom with them! She was a perfect addition to their class over the last couple of months and provided immense help in assisting them with all their learning. We hope she has a wonderful remainder of her school year and summer, and we can't wait to see her rocking her own classroom in the future!
