Mrs. Becker's class teamed up with Mrs. Voegel's class to create some Christmas fun. The first grade students designed a gingerbread person and the high school students turned them into a stuffed animal to treasure ! The students were so excited
Mrs. Becker's class loved being turned into reindeer
Mrs. Becker's class is the cutest group of grinches
❄️ Mrs. VanDeursen’s Kindergarten Class had SNOW much fun partnering with students from Mr. VanPelt’s Production and Manufacturing Classes to make life size gifts for their parents! The SHS students measured the students then cut the boards to each of their heights to customize these keepsakes! ❄️
Thank you to our December Preschool Guest Readers, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Graham & Abagail!
Celebrating the 5th/6th grade cheerleaders with some holiday spirit at their banquet. Come support our 5th/6th athletics at the last home boys basketball game this Thursday night at 6 pm at the SES gym. Help us end the season with some Redskin Spirit!
As a result of showing respect in the classroom, Leland Walters and Case Weaver were selected to lead the Redskins onto the court against Blue Ridge! #onetribe!
SES Preschool had the opportunity to decorate the Moultrie County Courthouse Christmas tree and visit with Mrs. & Mrs. Claus.
Mrs. Becker and Mr. Campbell's classes joined up for reading buddies to make Thanksgiving dioramas!
Mrs. Fultz's fifth grade learned all about cranberries and how they came to be a favored food at Thanksgiving time. They learned the history of cranberries in America, discovered important uses for cranberries long ago like dyeing clothing, made cranberry rafts as a STEM project, baked cranberry orange bread, and taste-tested the bread, fresh & dried cranberries, as well as cranberry juice.
Mrs. Becker's class had so much to be thankful for!
Mrs. Becker's class worked in groups to create Native American village replicas!
Mrs. Becker's class loved getting to see and feel authentic Native American clothing and blankets! Thank you to the Moultrie County Historical Society! This amazing organization allowed first grade to borrow all sorts of amazing things to help our students learn more about Native Americans. Everyone should check out their museum!
Thanks to the Moultrie County Historical Society, all of first grade was able to explore many different Native American artifacts!
Ms. Mars' class was able to make their own pinch pots! All thanks to the Moultrie County Historical Society!
While learning about Native Americans, Mrs. Becker's class made pinch pots. This is all thanks to the Moultrie County Historical Society. They allowed the students to try on authentic clothing, try foods, and explore different artifacts from the Native American culture.
Mrs. Becker's class worked together to build models of their own bodies !
Preschool had some awesome guest readers for the month of November. Thank you Mr. Ogle and Mrs. Guyot!
Mrs.Becker's class loved making pumpkin pie in a cup with Ag in the Classroom
The 5th-8th grade girl's basketball teams enjoyed a fabulous day at the State Farm Center cheering on the Illini Women's Basketball team to a victory. Thank you to the University of Illnois for another wonderful Field Trip Day. Go Illini!
