Madisen passed all her multiplication facts in 6 seconds or less. Way to go Madisen!!
On Kansas’ Birthday we made flip books of all our knowledge we have about Kansas, made sunflower cookies and ended it with Kansas Jeopardy over all the information we throughout the Month of January about Kansas. We had so much fun and lots of laughs.
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We celebrated Kansas Day this week by learning more about our state history and then decorating some yummy cookies to look like sunflowers.
Two more members of Team Tierney crushed their Study Island second grade math topics in the past week! Way to go, boys!
Kansas Day rotations
KaeDyn passed Study Island Math
Kansas day and Lunar New Year made for a fun week!
Kansas day and Lunar New Year made for a fun week!
Koleman and Easton have made their third grade goal of 75 A.R. points. Way to go boys!
Garfield students in Katrina Strode's 3rd grade class have spent a month learning about the state of Kansas, and today celebrated Kansas Day with sunflower cookies and a game of Kansas Jeopardy to test what they had learned.
Happy Birthday Kansas!
These girls earned 3D printed smiley face whistles from Mrs.Waun because they had 10 straight days of EXCELLENT Xtra Math scores!
Yearbook personalization only ends Friday, 1/31/25. To add your students name; your cost is $23.00. To add your student's Name and Photo; your cost is $27.00. You can order online at inter-state.com/order and enter code 91464N. Please make checks payable to: Parsons Elementary PTO. Full-color yearbooks are $22.00 each and include all elementary schools.
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For the past two weeks we have been talking about the sky and what we see at night versus what we see during the day. We talked about the eight phases of the moon and today we incorporated science to our Wonders reading time. This project was both fun and delicious!
Had a fun and yummy science lesson in Ms. Perez's class today! We reviewed the eight different phases of the moon with Oreos. A big thank you to Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Jacquinot for being our guest volunteers!
The kids, Mrs. Strode's, that are where they need to be in AR to reach their goals by the end of April received an ice cream treat from me today.
Ms. Perez's class used their classroom globe to learn all about what it takes to create night and day!
On Friday we learned what makes snow appear white. To tie in a math concept we talked about lines of symmetry. Students used geo boards and bands to create their own snowflakes and other designs with lines of symmetry. This was a fun and creative activity!
