Tonight's Games are found at
https://striv.tv/channel/paxton/
Happy Birthday Riley!
The Middle School Science Fair was a huge success! Thank you to everyone who joined us this evening.
First grade challenge-build an airplane
5th grade used cursive to write about their favorite memories of Halloween.
The 2nd grade students learned how plants respond to sunlight and created Grass Heads. Let's hope they grow hair!
2nd grade students created root viewer to observe radish seeds as they develops roots.
STEM Club:Halloween Style featured candy chemistry, levitating ghosts, creaking doors and 3D pumpkins!
Thank you to Bob and Sara Teters for teaching kindergarten and 1st grade about pumpkins and bringing us yummy pumpkin treats! 🎃
Spelling contractions in 2nd grade.
Birthday selfie with the principal.
Toss and spell
The 2nd grade and 5th grade students created monsters after listening to the story I need my Monster. Their monster needed to have a long tail, claws, a name, and stand on its own.
Tonight VB Quad can be seen at
https://striv.tv/channel/broken-bow/
The 6th graders are putting the finishing touches on their science fair project displays that will be shown tomorrow evening!
Happy Birthday Caleb!
The 7th and 8th grade boys learned how to combine different sounds to make their own music track today
Attention middle school parents!! This note was sent home with your child last week. We hope to see you there!
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Our middle school students have been feverishly working on their science fair projects the last several weeks. They would now like to show off their hard work! Please join us on Wednesday, October 23rd from 6-6:45 pm at the High School.
All students are expected to attend in order to share their scientific findings. Please feel free to invite any other family or friends who may enjoy hearing about the science fair projects.
JH VB 4-Team Tournament 10/21/2019
Mullen plays the first game at 1:00 MT
Mrs. Werner's 7th grade class preformed an amazing play entitled "Las Aventuras de Billyanna." We really enjoyed watching them! Way to go 7th graders, and Mrs. Werner!
