Kindergarten filled their marble jar for good behavior and compliments earned. They voted to eat their lunch outside. This time was enjoyed by all!! We hope to do this again real soon.😊
More shapes with first grade.
1st graders have been learning about 2 dimensional shapes this week and they got to practice making shapes using play doh.
A few kindergarten students were found using their problem solving skills to reach the rings. They made a mound of wood chips to stand on so that they could reach better. 😊
The Juniors in American History class are presenting their own creative outlook on the future of the workforce in America.
JES Kids have HEART! All students kindergarten through 5th grade will be performing in our annual Jump Rope for Heart program Friday, March 26th. Unfortunately, we do not have the spacing for parents to attend, but we will stream it live on our YouTube channel. Kindergarten through 2nd grade students will perform from 12:30 to approximately 2:00. 3rd through 5th grade students will begin following the primary group at around 2:00. If you are unable to watch it live on YouTube it will be recorded. Enjoy!
Link to JES Jump Rope for Heart Performance on Friday, March 26th, 12:30-3:30:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUNutQOKkTo&feature=youtu.be
TODAY (3-25-2021) - Jr. High Volleyball Game! SCC Cougars vs. Haxtun
"B" Team @ 4 p.m.; then "A" Team.
Click on this link to watch the game live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjp3G43WsNg
7th grade art students have been learning about positive and negative space and have been creating Notans to demonstrate their new knowledge!
March 29-April 5 Activity Calendar
Third graders read The Big Orange Splot, by Daniel Pinkwater, and are creating homes as unique as they are. Their houses look like all of their dreams. 🏡
Eighth grade choir is singing four part harmony in choir. Soon they will be ready for high school choir.
Students in high school Life Skills class take a virtual tour of Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado while interacting with an Admissions Counselor. Students are learning what grades provide you the best merit based scholarships and how you can afford college if scholarships don’t cover that expense. In addition, they are learning to be college, career, & workforce ready by exploring all of their post-secondary options.
Our students saw something pretty cool today! Mrs. Wilber spotted a sun halo while outside at recess. From what we researched, a sun halo is caused by high, thin cirrus clouds drifting high in the sky.
In Second Step this week our theme has been “Careers.” Preschoolers read the book “Career Day,” by Anne Rockwell and colored pictures of what they want to be when they grow up.
Students in Career Explorations play a game from the Next Generation Personal Finance Curriculum to show how they would budget their money.
Click the link below to view the information shared at last night's Community Informational Meeting about the new school!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PPCEoFcQP5dsqif2LcVgyP0DAQjNlEFC/view?usp=sharing
TONIGHT (3-22-2021) @ 7 p.m. Community Informational Meeting regarding NEW SCHOOL Project at the JHS Auditorium. Please plan to attend the meeting to learn the status, next steps and how to be involved in the design process for the New School!
REMINDER: PLEASE PLAN TO ATTEND - Monday, March 22nd @ 7 p.m. JHS Auditorium. NEW SCHOOL Project Community Informational Update Meeting. Please plan to attend the meeting to learn the status, next steps and how to be involved in the design process for the New School!
March 22-27 Activity Calendar
7th grade students working on writing skills.
