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Thanks bunches to the families and kidlets who have returned their library books or paid for lost books in My SchoolBucks...xoxo! So close to everything getting turned in before the last day of school. Yippy Skippy!
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
Thanks to all the families and kidlets' who have turned in books or paid for missing books thru MySchoolBucks!
This week's menu
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
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🌊 Water Day! 🌊 TOMORROW, Thursday May 22nd | 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM for EC, K-2, LE 12:00 PM- 2:00 PM for 3-6 and UE Get ready to make a splash—Water Day is this Thursday, and we can't wait for all the fun! To help your child have the best time, please send them with: 👙 Send them to school already dressed in Swimsuit or water-friendly outfit (must follow dress code) 🧼 Towel (to dry off after play is done) 💧 Water Bottle (we'll be playing hard and staying hydrated) 👕 Complete change of clothes (yes, including dry socks and shoes) Volunteers are welcome! 🙌 Let's make it a day full of sunshine and smiles. Thanks for helping us keep Water Day safe and fun! 🌞💧
about 1 year ago, Swimming Pen Creek Elementary
SSYRA Reader Leader shirt was designed by this 6th grade artist, using our theme this year of "Growing Our Knowledge"...super fun!
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
SSYRA Reader Leader shirt was designed by this 6th grade artist, using our theme this year of "Growing Our Knowledge"...super fun!
🎯💊Clinic Medicine Alert!💊🎯 WATER DAY or FAMILY PICNIC Pickup would be perfect time to come by! If your child currently has medication in the clinic, the medication MUST be picked up by a parent or authorized adult on or before the last day of school. The last day of school is 5/30th by 11:45 a.m. Any medication that is not picked up by this date will be destroyed.
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
Pick up Clinic Medicine before school's out for summer.
Water Day is coming this Thursday!
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
Water Day is coming this Thursday!
Library Book Update - be sure to double, triple check these areas for your kidlet's library books if they are missing: *in the car *home library/bookcases *under the bed *daycare or babysitter's home *siblings' room *grandparents or friends' home Thanks for all your help getting the last books back before summer.
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
Library Book Update - be sure to double, triple check these areas for your kidlet's library books if they are missing: *in the car *home library/bookcases *under the bed *daycare or babysitter's home *siblings room Thanks for all your help getting the last books back before summer.
Kona Ice is FRIDAY during our 4th Annual Schoolwide Family Picnic! If you have a refillable cup from last time they visited, your kidlet can bring it for a $4 refill! If not Kona Ice has different sizes from $3 Kiddie size $4 "Klassic" size $5 King size $6(color changing cup comes with this one...same size as $5...just FYI)
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
Kona Ice is coming Friday
In Art resource some classes are working on Stop Motion videos. Here are 2 fun ones that are finished.
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
Mr. Baird/Mrs. Poe's kiddos creation in Art Class
2 kiddos from Mrs. Shivers' 5th grade class
Post #2 The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
Post #1 The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world with Mrs. VanDeWater through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 2nd Grade ES students have been “traveling” the world through the stories of Jan Brett. They did an amazing job researching and sharing information and delicious food from one of the countries they “traveled” to this year.
The 5th grade ES students have been learning about financial literacy and the stock market through weekly lessons from Mr. Lou Nussbaum. The students were able to “invest” in certain companies. This 5th grade ES Otter was the top investor!
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
The 5th grade ES students have been learning about financial literacy and the stock market through weekly lessons from Mr. Lou Nussbaum. The students were able to “invest” in certain companies. This 5th grade ES Otter was the top investor!
The 5th grade ES students have been learning about financial literacy and the stock market through weekly lessons from Mr. Lou Nussbaum. The students were able to “invest” in certain companies. This 5th grade ES Otter was the top investor!
The 5th grade ES students have been learning about financial literacy and the stock market through weekly lessons from Mr. Lou Nussbaum. The students were able to “invest” in certain companies. This 5th grade ES Otter was the top investor!
The 5th grade ES students have been learning about financial literacy and the stock market through weekly lessons from Mr. Lou Nussbaum. The students were able to “invest” in certain companies. This 5th grade ES Otter was the top investor!
This week's menu
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
This week's menu
Yippy Skippy! 6th grade Run/Walk Awards
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
6th grade Marathon Medal Earners in Miss Villegas' Homeroom
6th grade Marathon Medal Earners in Mr. Mayer's homeroom
6th grade Marathon Medal Earners in Mr. Heitman's homeroom
6th grade Marathon Medal Earners in Mrs. Dietrich's homeroom
Top Runners Trophy for 6th Grade
T-shirt Earners in 6th grade
Art Show is this weekend! Be sure to check it out at the Thrasher Horne
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
art
O for outside. First grade took their learning outside yesterday, and they wrote their spelling words with chalk.
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
O for outside. First grade took their learning outside yesterday, and they wrote their spelling words with chalk.
O for outside. First grade took their learning outside yesterday, and they wrote their spelling words with chalk.
O for outside. First grade took their learning outside yesterday, and they wrote their spelling words with chalk.
O for outside. First grade took their learning outside yesterday, and they wrote their spelling words with chalk.
We have had an amazing year with the monthly Nutrition & Exercise Challenge where kiddos have completed several tasks to practice eating healthy and weekly exercises. These are our April winners plus our yearlong winner with his new bike~! Congrats everyone!
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
We have had an amazing year with the monthly Nutrition & Exercise Challenge where kiddos have completed several tasks to practice eating healthy and weekly exercises. These are our April winners plus our yearlong winner with his new bike~! Congrats everyone!
We have had an amazing year with the monthly Nutrition & Exercise Challenge where kiddos have completed several tasks to practice eating healthy and weekly exercises. These are our April winners plus our yearlong winner with his new bike~! Congrats everyone!
We have had an amazing year with the monthly Nutrition & Exercise Challenge where kiddos have completed several tasks to practice eating healthy and weekly exercises. These are our April winners plus our yearlong winner with his new bike~! Congrats everyone!
We have had an amazing year with the monthly Nutrition & Exercise Challenge where kiddos have completed several tasks to practice eating healthy and weekly exercises. These are our April winners plus our yearlong winner with his new bike~! Congrats everyone!
Thanks for all your help getting our library books back lickety-split...xoxo! Over 150 books came in today...yippy skippy!
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
Thanks for all your help getting our library books back lickety-split...xoxo! Over 150 books came in today...yippy skippy!
To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, UE took part in creating Talevera tiles, hitting piñatas, and eating delicious birria nachos with homemade salsa. Our 6th graders put their math and cooking skills to the test to make the homemade consommé, or , in which the meat cooks in for three hours to get its flavorful taste! When it was time to eat, the 6th graders used their hospitality expertise to serve their fellow 4th & 5th-grade peers. To end the day, the students enjoyed lime-flavored macarons! It was a great day for a wonderful fiesta and to celebrate one of the many cultures from around the world! 🪅
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, UE took part in creating Talevera tiles, hitting piñatas, and eating delicious birria nachos with homemade salsa. Our 6th graders put their math and cooking skills to the test to make the homemade consommé, or broth, in which the meat cooks in for three hours to get its flavorful taste! When it was time to eat, the 6th graders used their hospitality expertise to serve their fellow 4th & 5th-grade peers. To end the day, the students enjoyed lime-flavored macarons! It was a great day for a wonderful fiesta and to celebrate one of the many cultures from around the world! 🪅
To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, UE took part in creating Talevera tiles, hitting piñatas, and eating delicious birria nachos with homemade salsa. Our 6th graders put their math and cooking skills to the test to make the homemade consommé, or broth, in which the meat cooks in for three hours to get its flavorful taste! When it was time to eat, the 6th graders used their hospitality expertise to serve their fellow 4th & 5th-grade peers. To end the day, the students enjoyed lime-flavored macarons! It was a great day for a wonderful fiesta and to celebrate one of the many cultures from around the world! 🪅
To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, UE took part in creating Talevera tiles, hitting piñatas, and eating delicious birria nachos with homemade salsa. Our 6th graders put their math and cooking skills to the test to make the homemade consommé, or broth, in which the meat cooks in for three hours to get its flavorful taste! When it was time to eat, the 6th graders used their hospitality expertise to serve their fellow 4th & 5th-grade peers. To end the day, the students enjoyed lime-flavored macarons! It was a great day for a wonderful fiesta and to celebrate one of the many cultures from around the world! 🪅
To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, UE took part in creating Talevera tiles, hitting piñatas, and eating delicious birria nachos with homemade salsa. Our 6th graders put their math and cooking skills to the test to make the homemade consommé, or broth, in which the meat cooks in for three hours to get its flavorful taste! When it was time to eat, the 6th graders used their hospitality expertise to serve their fellow 4th & 5th-grade peers. To end the day, the students enjoyed lime-flavored macarons! It was a great day for a wonderful fiesta and to celebrate one of the many cultures from around the world! 🪅
To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, UE took part in creating Talevera tiles, hitting piñatas, and eating delicious birria nachos with homemade salsa. Our 6th graders put their math and cooking skills to the test to make the homemade consommé, or broth, in which the meat cooks in for three hours to get its flavorful taste! When it was time to eat, the 6th graders used their hospitality expertise to serve their fellow 4th & 5th-grade peers. To end the day, the students enjoyed lime-flavored macarons! It was a great day for a wonderful fiesta and to celebrate one of the many cultures from around the world! 🪅
To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, UE took part in creating Talevera tiles, hitting piñatas, and eating delicious birria nachos with homemade salsa. Our 6th graders put their math and cooking skills to the test to make the homemade consommé, or broth, in which the meat cooks in for three hours to get its flavorful taste! When it was time to eat, the 6th graders used their hospitality expertise to serve their fellow 4th & 5th-grade peers. To end the day, the students enjoyed lime-flavored macarons! It was a great day for a wonderful fiesta and to celebrate one of the many cultures from around the world! 🪅
To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, UE took part in creating Talevera tiles, hitting piñatas, and eating delicious birria nachos with homemade salsa. Our 6th graders put their math and cooking skills to the test to make the homemade consommé, or broth, in which the meat cooks in for three hours to get its flavorful taste! When it was time to eat, the 6th graders used their hospitality expertise to serve their fellow 4th & 5th-grade peers. To end the day, the students enjoyed lime-flavored macarons! It was a great day for a wonderful fiesta and to celebrate one of the many cultures from around the world! 🪅
To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, UE took part in creating Talevera tiles, hitting piñatas, and eating delicious birria nachos with homemade salsa. Our 6th graders put their math and cooking skills to the test to make the homemade consommé, or broth, in which the meat cooks in for three hours to get its flavorful taste! When it was time to eat, the 6th graders used their hospitality expertise to serve their fellow 4th & 5th-grade peers. To end the day, the students enjoyed lime-flavored macarons! It was a great day for a wonderful fiesta and to celebrate one of the many cultures from around the world! 🪅
To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, UE took part in creating Talevera tiles, hitting piñatas, and eating delicious birria nachos with homemade salsa. Our 6th graders put their math and cooking skills to the test to make the homemade consommé, or broth, in which the meat cooks in for three hours to get its flavorful taste! When it was time to eat, the 6th graders used their hospitality expertise to serve their fellow 4th & 5th-grade peers. To end the day, the students enjoyed lime-flavored macarons! It was a great day for a wonderful fiesta and to celebrate one of the many cultures from around the world! 🪅
To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, UE took part in creating Talevera tiles, hitting piñatas, and eating delicious birria nachos with homemade salsa. Our 6th graders put their math and cooking skills to the test to make the homemade consommé, or broth, in which the meat cooks in for three hours to get its flavorful taste! When it was time to eat, the 6th graders used their hospitality expertise to serve their fellow 4th & 5th-grade peers. To end the day, the students enjoyed lime-flavored macarons! It was a great day for a wonderful fiesta and to celebrate one of the many cultures from around the world! 🪅
Thanks for all your help getting our library books back lickety-split...xoxo!
about 1 year ago, Katharine Dryden
Turn in lickety-split! Thanks bunches for your support and help getting all our books turned in this week...xoxo