Check out the view from a paraprofessional's perspective!
Reminder, there is no school on Friday, November 1.
The CCE Halloween Parade will be Thursday, October 31 at 9 a.m.
Start laying out those clothes for next week. Can you find an outfit for every single day of Red Ribbon Week?
Upcoming Menus for Oct 28-Nov 22
Menus are also posted online and on the app.
https://www.elsberryschools.com/page/menus
Mrs. Kaimann's kindergarten students are busy exploring the five senses! Kindergarten wrapped up their 5 senses unit by using their senses to explore popcorn. They got to hear, smell, see, feel and the best part was tasting the popcorn. They made a chart of describing words for each of the five senses about the popcorn.
FCCLA is organizing a pink out day on Friday, October 25 to bring awareness to breast cancer. The EHS FCCLA, Family Career and Community Leaders of America, is hoping the day will encourage those fighting breast cancer as well as supporting breast cancer survivors. According to the American Cancer Society 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. Feel free to join us in wearing pink on Friday!
While you are here for parent teacher conferences this week, please make sure you check out the lost and found area by the nurse's office.
Please help support our PTO. Our Sales goal for the Charleston Wrap Fundraiser is $3,500. We are currently halfway to our goals. They sell amazing wrapping paper, sweet treats and much more.
All orders are paid for online by the customer and shipped directly to the customer. All students participating should have their own link to shop from. Sales end October 28th!
BONUS!!! The top 3 classes will be rewarded with a reward of choice and a snack from the PTO! Individuals also receive prizes from Charleston Wrap based on the number of items they sell. As always, thank you for your support.
Parent Teacher Conferences are Tues. Oct. 22 and Wed. Oct. 23 from 4:00-7:30 p.m. If you still need to schedule a conference please call your building office or contact the classroom teacher. Remember, there will be no Explorer's Club or E2 in the afternoon during conferences. Mrs. Grossner's Art Club and ASL Club will also not meet during conferences.
Bring the family and a blanket (or two) to camp out on the gym floor for this new, fun, FREE event! 🎥
Water and popcorn 🍿 will be provided. No outside food or drink permitted.
🥳 We can't wait to see you there!
Explorer's Club and E2 celebrated Lights On last night. Lights On is a nationwide event celebrating afterschool programs and their important role in the lives of children, families and communities. Our afterschool program started with a 21st CCLC grant award in 2011.
Mrs. Hudson's first graders know a lot of facts about the human body. after learning about it during reading. Here they are creating their skeletons.
Check out Mrs. Kaimann's kindergarten class doing the nursery rhyme olympics. They had so much fun doing the Jack and Jill pail of water relay race, the Humpty Dumpty egg on a spoon race, Jumping over a candle stick like Jack and playing ring around the Rosie.
The Middle School Student Council would like to invite veterans to join students (grades K-12) in celebrating Veterans Day. The Veterans Day Breakfast will be held on Friday, November 8, 2024. The Veteran attending should be at the school between 8:15 and 8:30 and should enter at the Elementary Doors. Veterans will go to the elementary gym to check in and wait to meet with their student. After breakfast we will have an assembly in the High School Gym.
Mrs. Morrissey's class is learning about apples. Students learned about parts of the apple and helped chop apples to make applesauce! After it cooked, they mashed the apples and enjoyed it with apple straws and apple cider!
Mrs. Patton's second grade class made diyas today. They have been learning about the celebration Diwali in a reading selection.
Miss Hatcher's third grade class did a lesson on words and the impact they have on others and themselves. They talked about how sometimes we say things that we do not mean to come off in a rude or unkind way, but once the “toothpaste” or words have been said or squeezed out, it is so hard, or almost impossible, to put those words back where they came from. Students thought about unkind words they have said to others or to themselves and squeezed out a bit of toothpaste. Then they tried to get the toothpaste back inside the tube. This demonstrated the importance of kindness and making sure we use kind words with others and ourselves.
Mrs. Clote's first graders have learned all about the skeletal system in reading. They even made their own skeletons!
Have you scheduled your parent-teacher conference?
