No school tomorrow, Friday, April 2nd.
Tomorrow is our first face-to-face Wednesday! I can’t wait to see you!
Friendly reminder: If you haven’t signed up for parent/teacher conferences yet please do so as soon as possible. Parent/teacher conferences are March 31 & April 1
Kindergarten Round Up is this Wednesday, March 24. If you haven't called and set up your kiddo's appointment and you have a child that will be five years old on or before September 10, 2021 please call Mrs. Lehnen at 258-6151 to set up your 15 minute appointment. We look forward to meeting our new Lumberjacks!
Each year the Missoula Lodge #13 runs a Kindles for Kids program for 5th grade students. This year both our fifth grade classes participated in this program by reading and putting their names into the drawing for every 100 pages read in the month of February. Congratulations to our two winners!
Fourth Graders in Mr.Neibergs class spent this week reading and writing their own tall tale. When they finished writing their tall tale they used the tall tale as the body of their hero and constructed the rest. This created a true "tall" tall tale!
Welcome back! We are so glad to see you!
Can’t wait to see you in the morning!
We have missed you!
Happy St. Patrick’s Day
Reader’s Theater kindergarten fun!
No school the week of March 15-19, due to spring break!
Day light saving time begins
Mrs. Washer's class wrapped up a science unit on living vs. nonliving characteristics and features and decided to compare gummy worms and earthworms!
Free Meals for Kids during Spring Break!
Reading is active! Wear are your favorite athletic gear, jersey or Bonner Gear!
And here is SOME crazy hair fun in honor of loving to read!
Reading is entertaining! Don’t forget to wear your silly socks or wear your hair in a silly way!
Reading is amazing! And so are you! Don’t forget to wear your favorite outfit or dress up as your favorite book character!
Don’t forget to celebrate “Reading is Relaxing” and wear school appropriate jammies, slippers and bring your favorite teddy bear to read to!
First Graders in Mrs. Vogel's class have been learning about how animal tracks always tell a story. We went for a winter walk this week to search for tracks. Students used critical thinking to make educated guesses about what may have left the tracks we found. These eager scientists also collected data including track length, width, and the length between tracks.
