Happy Halloween from Miss Greene's class!
Happy Halloween from Mrs. Schaeffer’s second graders!! Today we dressed up, played rhyming bingo, followed directions while making witch’s hats, and watched a bit of Mary Poppins!
Mrs. Roth's Class would like to wish you a "Happy Halloween!"
Mrs. Stanosheck’s class says, “Happy Halloween!”
Happy Halloween from Mrs. Rutledge's 5th Graders!
Solving problems together!
Carving pumpkins in Kindergarten! Scooping out the inside of the pumpkin is a fun, sensory experience! Creating a jack-o-lantern design encourages critical thinking skills. We guessed how many seeds, put them in groups of ten, and counted by tens to see how many seeds!
Miss Greene's class loved science time...being a scientist is always fun!
Mrs. Stanosheck’s 5th graders researched and planned an essay using notecards.
Mrs. Wagner's Kindergarten students are having a blast learninng letter blends! We worked on the double O sound this week. We made "BOO" signs to help us learn the /ew/ sound. Have a Bootiful Day!
An in-service program for Yankton School District teachers and staff will be held tomorrow, Friday, October 22 There will be no school for students in Preschool through Grade 12 on that day. School will resume on Monday, October 25.
It was a big day in first grade! Mrs. Larsen’s class enjoyed their pumpkins from the Bucks football team and their new “Porter the Hoarder” books.
Mrs. Wagner's Kindergarten students are learning about spiders! Be Nice to Spiders! And a big shout out to the Yankton Bucks for giving each spider a pumpkin! BUCKS ROCK!!
Lincoln first graders honored Native American Day with different projects based on local tribal culture. We created dreamcatchers, knots on a counting rope, and used tribal symbols to tell a story on a teepee.
Flashlight Friday is all about enjoying reading in Mrs. Davison's third grade class.
Mrs. Valnes, our Curriculum Director, is helping out in Kindergarten! We are sponge painting fall trees to make a Shape Forest! We had a great time!
We made some silly jack-o-lanterns in kindergarten! These will look great in our "pumpkin patch" in the hallway.
Kindergarten has been busy learning about texture, paper tearing, step by step directions and listening. We traced our hands and practiced our cutting skills. Kindergarten is a hoot!
Practicing subtraction skills with a game is a great way to improve!
Kindergarten is busy learning about apples and pumpkins, learning sight words, writing in our daily journals, and sorting! I am very proud of these children. They stay on task, follow the school rules and make learning fun and meaningful!
