Today was Rainbow Day for Read Across America week! Mrs.Ross and her fourth grade students won the spirit stick today! Mrs. Kreuger was the mystery reader for the kindergarten students. Thanks Mrs. Clote for sharing your yellow part of the rainbow.
Science is more fun when cookies are involved! Mrs. Marshall used Oreos to teach about the phases of the moon.
Mrs. Ross and her fourth graders really enjoyed Food for America. Thank you Elsberry FFA and members for teaching us more about agriculture and the impact on our daily lives.
It is Read Across America Week! Ask your child if they have had a guest reader in their classroom. Mrs. Bertholf shared a picture of their mismatched clothes and their guest reader Mrs.Gremaud. . Ms. Amey's Kindergarten class won the spirit stick for having the most participation today.
First graders are being introduced to measurement!
Sunny days take us outside for learning!
Clarence Cannon Elementary Preschool Information
Date: Tuesday, March 18th, 2025
Location: Elementary entrance
Time: stop by anytime between 4:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. to fill out a pre-registration form
Children do not have to attend for parents to fill out the forms
Spring break is sneaking up on us! Make sure you have this on your calendar. If not, start making plans now!
Spring Break is March 25-28, 2025.
Mrs. Clote's first graders dug into the Earth’s crust for dinosaur fossils and drew dinosaurs based off of what they found! This activity followed up learning about dinosaurs during reading time.
First grade students in Mrs. Marshall's class have been reading about geologists. Students pretended to be geologists by carefully extracting chocolate chips from a cookie.
Thank you Elsberry FFA for hosting Food for America for our students. Mrs. Hatcher's class had a great time.
Thank you Mrs. Hudson for sharing some of your Valentine celebration photos!
Mrs. Kaimann's class had such a fun time at our royal tea party! We enjoyed getting to celebrate the end of our Kings and Queens unit. In this unit we learned about Character, Setting, sequencing, types of stories and rhyming.
Start getting ready for the fun during Read Across America Week!
Tuesday: It's OK to be You! Mismatched Clothes
Wednesday: Reading Rainbow- Wear your color
PreK-Red
K-Orange
1- Yellow
2- Green
3-Blue
4- Purple
Wednesday: Bingo for Books, Literacy Night 5:30-7:00
Thursday: From Your Hair to your Toes, you are Unique!
Wear Crazy Hair or Hats
Friday: Together we make a great team!
Wear our school colors or your favorite team gear!
The City of Elsberry has extended the boil order until 5 p.m. on Wednesday, February 26. Water fountains at school will be closed to students, staff, and patrons during this time. Please send your child to school prepared with at least one bottle of water, or more than one, depending on your schedule.
Elsberry School District Kindergarten Registration Information
Monday, March 17 from 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Tuesday, March 18 from 7:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
Contact Dawn Stone at 573-898-5554 ext. 257 with any questions
Mrs. Marshall shared some of her photos from the Pep Rally before Homecoming. One of the best parts of being a small school is our elementary students getting to participate in schoolwide events. Thanks for including us EHS!
Don't forget the VIP dance is this coming Saturday! Forms went home with the girls grades Pre-K -4th last week. Don't forget to get your RSVP forms sent back by Thursday!!
(If your kiddo needs a new one, they can ask their teacher for one! )
Mrs. Ross said "you know it’s a good writing lesson when the class asks if they can WRITE MORE!"
The City of Elsberry has issued a boil order that is in effect until 9 p.m. Tuesday, February 25. Water fountains at school will be closed to students, staff, and patrons during this time. Water will not be available during lunch. Please come to school prepared with at least one bottle of water or more than one depending on your schedule. It is possible this boil order will be extended further into the week.
