Mrs. Brimm's class finished their volume zoo. To review how to find volume of composite figures, students measured boxes, created an animal out of them, and then found their overall volume. Check out their creativity! So proud of these students!
Mr. Holmes' class had a fun time today!
Mr. Holmes' class had a great time at the tumbling gym!
Bingo time
Mrs. Shields class wrapped up their Animal Research Presentations today before our afternoon rotations of fun!
Fun Day Rotations was a blast!
Summer 2025 Weekly Food Distribution Program (May 30th to August 11th)
Mrs. Shields' class had a lot of fun bowling last week, with 100% meeting their A.R. goal to go!
Students in Mrs. Shields' had a blast today at the tumbling gym! They have worked hard all year long, and this was one way for all the classes to celebrate. Hard work pays off!
Mrs. Shields' end of the year project was an Animal Research Presentation. Students chose an animal to research and created a slideshow to teach us about their habitat, physical features, adaptations, classifications, where they come from, and their diet. More to come!
Tumble gym fun
Tumble gym fun
Another round of teach the class from Mrs. Brimm's class. We had how to draw a 3D house, how to make pancakes, and how to play 31. Students are the best teachers!
Mr. Holmes' class had their first 3 “Teach the Teacher” lessons today where the students take over and teach the teacher and class! Uranium glass, Minecraft, and bracelet-making were the first topics!
Mr. Holmes' class had 6 more “Teach the Teacher” lessons today. Billie Eilish, drawing, flag throwing, baseball, more drawing, and "the history of board games" were the topics.
Mr. Holmes' class' third round of "Teach the Teacher" lessons centered around the history of popsicles, tap-dancing, powers of 10 in math, the heart, Spanish, and drawing!
For Mr. Holmes' class' last "Teach the Teacher" lessons, we learned about Japan, liquid nitrogen, and basketball!
Mr. Holmes' class had a fun time bowling. Our whole class got to go! Congratulations to everyone for meeting your Accelerated Reading goals!
Last round of teach the class from Mrs. Brimm's class. We learned how to take care of a bearded dragon, how to make a paper straw plane, and how to perform chun-ji. Students had a blast!
Congratulations to these 4 former Vikings. All graduating from the KU School of Engineering today. Ethan Pellock (B.S), Gage Friess (M.S.), Tanner Barcus (B.S) and Ethan Wheat (B.S)
