
The 29th Annual All-School Visual Arts Exhibit is this Friday, April 29 11:00 am- 8:00 pm and Saturday, April 30 from 11:00 am–4:00 pm at the Yankton Middle School Old Gym. Sponsored by Yankton School District, the exhibit showcases artwork from students in grades Preschool-12.The student exhibit includes a wide range of techniques and media. This year the exhibit will feature elementary art from the new art curriculum Deep Space Sparkle (named after a Crayola crayon color).Come out to see the work of our talented Yankton students! The public is invited. Free admission.


More Beadle 1st grade field trip fun! Mrs. Phillips' class.




What do barn owls eat? Beadle 3rd graders have been busy dissecting owl pellets, researching owls, and writing about owls.




Good Character Winners from 4-29-22 at Beadle Elementary.


More book project fun at Beadle!




Magic Tree House book projects are a hit with these 3rd grade Beadle Bugs! 🐞 📚





Beadle 2nd graders enjoyed hearing about severe weather safety from Yankton Emergency Management and their friend, Tommy the Turtle.





Beadle first graders enjoyed their field trip to the Gavin’s Point Fish Hatchery and Aquarium!





Beadle First Graders had a great time at the Fish Hatchery and Aquarium! We saw and touched a paddlefish, pallid sturgeon, turtles, and frogs!





Mrs. Zimmerman's 5th Grade enjoyed some game time after state testing!





Mrs.Zimmerman's 5th grade safety poster contest winners!


Beadle 2nd graders had fun measuring objects around the room in inches and feet.





Congratulations to this week's Good Character Award Winners from Beadle! Way to be your best!


Beadle Kindergarten pick up trash around the school to celebrate Earth Day! 🌍




Beadle second grade loved Bike Safety Day!




Glow Day in 2nd Grade



2nd Grade Beadle Bugs enjoyed Bike Helmet Safety Day.




Mrs. Mueller’s kindergarten class explored with scales today during math centers!





Third graders learned about weather and climate in science.They designed, built, and tested their homes to see if their design would survive strong winds and heavy rain. Everyone was successful!





Second graders had a blast learning about seed dispersal and dissecting seed pods!


