Ms. Wells’ class put their multiplication skills to the test today by tackling 3-digit by 1-digit problems in an exciting house challenge! Each house competed to answer questions the fastest, showing off their math abilities and teamwork. All of the students did an amazing job. Congratulations to House Tatonka for winning the challenge! 🎉
Mrs. Ransone's class loved showing off their favorite teams for sports day!
Mrs. Ransone's class celebrates hat day for spirit week!
Last Friday was the Trunk or Treat at AES. Everyone had a spooktacular good time!
Mrs. Householder's class had an amazing day at the zoo last Friday!
This week is Red Ribbon Spirit Week!!! See the flyer for all the fun spirit days!
🚍✨ It's National School Bus Safety Week from October 21-25! This year's theme is "Driving Safely into the Future." Join us in promoting safety for our students! 🌟 Key reminders: Stay seated, use quiet voices, and watch out for the danger zone around the bus. Let's work together to keep our children safe!
Ms Compton's class helped beautify the courtyard by planting mums. Students worked together to clean the weeds from the flower box, care for the mums until time for planting, planting and watering the mums. Students observed how the flowers changed from buds to flowers. We would like to give special thanks to Danny Hott of Grey Ridge Farm for donating the mums to our class.
Mrs. Ransone's Class worked hard on research of an animal they chose. They learned about that specific animal's adaptations, habitat, prey, predators and also some super fun facts!
Yesterday was Unity Day and on Unity Day, we wear orange!
Ms. Curry shared personal artifacts and information with the entire AES 4th grade about her Native American heritage. It was an amazing first hand experience with primary sources!
Mrs. Ransone's Class celebrates their HOUSES!
6 Houses, 1 Family!!!
6 Houses, 1 Family!!!
Last but not least, Our 6th and final House is Huruma.
Color: Purple
Trait: Compassionate
Symbol: Elephant
Meaning: Compassion in Swahili
Being compassionate means showing that you care about the way others feel.
Check out our House Chant!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TW0GSHViwtoTrMc5NO491ZwXqiZuCBTg/view?usp=sharing
6 Houses, 1 Family!!!
Today, we are going to feature House Ozawa.
Color: Yellow
Trait: Imaginative
Symbol: Phoenix
Meaning: Yellow in Algonquin
Being imaginative means thinking of new ideas and showing your own original creativity.
Check out our House Chant!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1j17JX4ER8-_YErLD1n30qATALkzFNBOq/view?usp=sharing
6 Houses, 1 Family!!!
Today's House feature is Tatonka.
Color: Red
Trait: Trustworthy
Symbol: Bison
Meaning: Lakota for Bison
Being trustworthy means telling the truth and sticking to your word.
Check out our House Chant!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jquGhzzWM5udBR3yAIjFoPqRR7O4TGNG/view?usp=sharing
6 Houses, 1 Family!!!
The third House we will feature is Tortuga.
Color: Green
Trait: Perseverant
Symbol: Turtle
Meaning: Turtle in Spanish
Color: Green
Trait: Perseverant
Symbol: Turtle
Meaning: Turtle in Spanish
Check out our House Chant!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/15GJIzfNEJte746IS-ghwSK7pjILqWZ9O/view?usp=sharing
Ms. Klakos' class is learning about Asia this week. One of her students brought Asian greens from his farm to share with the class. How cool!!!
Mrs. Belvin’s class enjoying some independent reading time on a cool, sunny fall day! 🌽🍂
6 Houses, 1 Family!!!
The second house we will feature is Valor
.Color: Orange
Trait: Courageous
Symbol: Tiger
Meaning: Courageous in Latin
Being courageous means choosing what is good, right and kind even when it is hard or scary.
Check out our House Chant! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1M594UlW2rOrswW1yAzfIw7ZCrys0MyCp/view?usp=sharing
Mrs. Ransone's class practiced the Huruma hand signal!
