Elsberry School District teachers were challenged to take a selfie with students in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week. We hope you enjoy the many different faces, ages, locations, and poses. #ESDThanksTeachers
Elsberry School District teachers were challenged to take a selfie with students in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week. We hope you enjoy the many different faces, ages, locations, and poses. #ESDThanksTeachers
After third graders created their Famous Missourian Potato Museum they presented to numerous other students so everybody could learn about famous people from Missouri.
Elsberry School District teachers were challenged to take a selfie with students in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week. We hope you enjoy the many different faces, ages, locations, and poses. #ESDThanksTeachers
Elsberry School District teachers were challenged to take a selfie with students in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week. We hope you enjoy the many different faces, ages, locations, and poses. #ESDThanksTeachers
Elsberry School District teachers were challenged to take a selfie with students in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week. We hope you enjoy the many different faces, ages, locations, and poses. #ESDThanksTeachers
Elsberry School District teachers were challenged to take a selfie with students in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week. We hope you enjoy the many different faces, ages, locations, and poses. #ESDThanksTeachers
Sleep Hygiene Tips for Kids
Daytime habits also affect sleep. You can promote restful slumber in your children by following basic sleep hygiene rules:
*Arranging a balanced schedule with interspersed periods of rest and play
*Keeping a regular bedtime
*Making the bedroom, and especially the mattress, a no-screen zone, even during the day
*Providing a healthy diet
*Setting the thermostat to a slightly cooler temperature
*Using dark curtains to block out light, or a nightlight if they’re scared of the dark
*Keeping the bedroom quiet, or using a white noise machine to mask outside sounds
*Avoiding caffeine, large meals, and sugary treats before bedtime, opting for a healthy bedtime snack if necessary
It’s important to give your child regular exercise, but don’t fall into the trap of exhausting your child to have them sleep better at night. More often than not, this will make them overtired and actually make it harder to fall asleep.
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Elsberry School District teachers were challenged to take a selfie with students in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week. We hope you enjoy the many different faces, ages, locations, and poses. #ESDThanksTeachers
Our third grade students learned about famous Missourians this year. Then they hosted a potato museum. Students researched one famous Missourian and then had to decorate a potato to be that person. Here are just a few of the famous taters.
Elsberry School District teachers were challenged to take a selfie with students in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week. We hope you enjoy the many different faces, ages, locations, and poses. #ESDThanksTeachers
Elsberry School District teachers were challenged to take a selfie with students in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week. We hope you enjoy the many different faces, ages, locations, and poses. #ESDThanksTeachers
Teachers are the heart of every school. Ask any adult about their favorite teacher, and they'll likely share a story that’s shaped their life. During Teacher Appreciation Week, we celebrate the incredible work teachers do both inside and outside the classroom. Beyond lesson planning, teaching, and grading, they serve as mentors, coaches, role models, and often become some of their students' biggest supporters. The impact they make can resonate for years to come. This week, take a moment to thank an Elsberry teacher for the positive difference they've made in your life, your child's, or your family's. #ESDThanksTeachers
Mrs. Patton's second class enjoyed their field trip to the St. Louis Aquarium!
We have some amazing artists in 4th grade!
All library books are due May 9, 2025. Hurry up and finish reading those books!
Check out our second grade artists!
4th grade students went on an Earth Day themed field trip. The trip included:
-Introduction and trail tour of the newly installed Frank Russell Environmental Trail
-Hydropower and renewable energy at Clarence Cannon Dam Tour
-Endangered species presentation involving the Indiana Bat
-Tree information and planting education
-A presentation on "No Trace Left Behind"
-Missouri Department of Conservation/USACE – Fishing experience at Frank Russell Pond
Third grade went on a field trip to the Challenger Space Center where students went into a planetarium, constructed rockets, learned about life in space, and participated in a simulation that replicated life on the International Space Station.
Elsberry R-II Summer School will be held June 3 through June 27. Summer school hours are the same as the regular school year, 7:45 a.m. to 3:35 p.m., Tuesday through Friday. Bus transportation will be provided with some limitations. Please use this form to register students for summer school. Please fill out a separate form for each student in your household. Call the Elementary Office (573-898-5554 x215) or the Middle School Office (573-898-5554 x217) for assistance or to register students by phone.
Registration is due by Wednesday, May 14.
https://forms.gle/3gQ6SZhumRmp1YJSA
