Lawsen worked really hard and passed all of his Math Study Island topics!! 💙💛
Khalil's mom for the win!
Mr. Holmes' class is practicing reading to a buddy in preparation for World Read Aloud Day! Fourth graders will be reading to the kindergarten classes on Wednesday.
Part 1: Happy World Read Aloud Day! Mr. Holmes' class read to Ms. Varner's kindergarten class today.
Part 2: Happy World Read Aloud Day! Mr. Holmes' class read to Ms. Varner's kindergarten class today.
Congratulations to Miss Amanda. She makes Guthridge a better place everyday!
These ten 4th graders were at the top of the "Freezin' Season" IXL Leaderboard! Good job passing all those math & ELA topics!
These 5th graders were at the top of the "Freezin' Season" IXL Leaderboard! Good job passing all those math & ELA topics!
Fourth graders rotated through all 4 classrooms today in honor of Kansas Day. In Mr. Holmes' rotation, students made their own maps of Kansas using graham crackers. Students used blue icing to represent rivers and used sprinkles to label Parsons and our state capital, Topeka.
Students in Mrs. Brimm's class showing their spirit for country day and blue and gold day.
Our students are future-ready! Fifth grade students used Xello to explore careers and create Google Slides presentations.
Learning in motion: students apply brain science to solve a crossing the midline activity.
Fourth grade students building critical thinking skills by solving a tangram square. Perseverance pays off!
Parsons USD 503 celebrates its wonderful counselors during National School Counseling Week!
Students in Mrs. Brimm's class dressed up for spirit day. Check out these twins!
Logan completed all of his Science Study Island topics.
Today we made a tiny ocean, observed the salt in the ocean and determined the total amount of salt in the ocean.
Part 1: Mr. Holmes' class finished up their unit on punctuating dialogue by using macaroni noodles to act as commas and quotation marks. Students rotated through each classmate's sentence to get lots of practice!
Part 2: Mr. Holmes' class finished up their unit on punctuating dialogue by using macaroni noodles to act as commas and quotation marks. Students rotated through each classmate's sentence to get lots of practice!
