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As part of a College Public Speaking assignment, sophomore Noah Harens took on the challenge of delivering a demonstrative speech to an audience of at least three! 👏
A demonstrative speech is a type of informative presentation that teaches the audience how to do something or how something works. It involves a step-by-step process, often with visual aids or live demonstrations to make the topic clear and easy to follow.
Way to go, Noah, on building confidence and communication skills! 💪🎙️ #PublicSpeaking
A special thanks to your classmates that volunteered to be your audience!
In the classroom, collaboration is key! Our 3rd graders are engaging with multiplication of teen numbers through pair/share discussions, using base ten blocks for hands-on learning, and decomposing numbers for better understanding. This approach not only enhances mathematical skills but also fosters teamwork and communication.
Spring Break is right around the corner! If you’re 14 ½ or older, you can take the
required course to qualify for your permit. Through our school’s online program,
you will learn all of the basics of driving with the convenience of an online class.
Not only that but enrolling through our program directly supports your school!
A huge thank you to Kris Schell & Sara Hergenreter, School-Based Mental Health Specialists with the Prevention Department at Centennial Mental Health, for providing an engaging and informative presentation for our Life Skills students today!
Their session not only enhanced mental health awareness but also introduced universal prevention strategies and valuable resources to support student well-being. We appreciate their dedication to fostering a positive and proactive approach to mental health in our school community!
📢 Lost and Found Alert! 🧥🧢🧤
Parents, our Lost and Found is growing! If your child is missing a hoodie, hat, gloves or water bottle, please have them check the Lost and Found or stop by yourself to take a look.
All unclaimed items will be donated after Monday, February 24th.
Thank you for helping us reunite these items with their owners! 🏫✨
Despite the chilly weather outside, 8th grade students brought the winter spirit indoors by creating digital snowmen! They engaged in a fun and creative review session, preparing for their upcoming test on trend lines.
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👾🎨 Shape monsters alert! 🚨 Our Kindergarten friends and high school art class joined forces to unleash their creativity, and the results are nothing short of spectacular!
Due to continued adverse weather conditions, the Julesburg School District will have a 10 am LATE START tomorrow, Thursday, February 20th.
Congratulations! Claudia Rhoades earned the Lion PRIDE Call of the Day.
When Claudia noticed that Jaxson ripped his backpack, she rushed into action. Claudia purchased a backpack for Jaxson.
Jaxson absolutely loves his new backpack. Way to go Claudia! We appreciate your generosity!
In case you're wondering, Claudia is dressed like her FFA advisor, Mr. Koberstein for FFA Week.
Due to continued adverse weather conditions, the Julesburg School District will have a 10 am LATE START tomorrow, (Wednesday, February 19th).
The Julesburg FFA Farmer Appreciation breakfast is being postponed to a later date due to weather.
Congratulations to Kiva Clark, a member of the Julesburg Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), for being recognized as a Star Member at the District IV FBLA Leadership Conference. This designation is awarded to individuals who exhibit outstanding leadership, active participation, and significant contributions to the success of their chapter.
Pictured alongside Kiva is Addison Hoozee, Colorado FBLA District IV State Officer.
Mr. Barbree’s students are reviewing issues in the economy and how it will affect them in the future.
This week, we explored the world of Arctic animals! ❄️🐻❄️
Our class did a fun experiment to discover how blubber helps keep animals warm. Each child put one hand in an empty baggie and the other in a bag filled with Crisco, then placed both in a bucket of snow. Before testing, they made their own hypotheses about which hand would stay warmer. The results amazed them!
Hands-on learning makes science so exciting, and we had so much fun this week!
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Exploring the diversity of grains in education! 🌾 Students are learning about various types of grains, their nutritional benefits, and how to incorporate them into delicious recipes. This knowledge not only enhances their culinary skills but also promotes healthy eating habits.
