Mrs. Ransone's class conducted an experiment to see which liquids would dissove or mix in water. They learned that not everything mixes well while others completely mixed when combined with water!
On Friday, the 5th-grade Student Leaders enjoyed a working lunch to discuss upcoming events and to prepare for Kindness Week.
These 2 boys showed up in their gear ready for the Super Bowl on Sunday! They are hoping the Kansas City Chiefs win!
Kids were so creative with their shirts in 3rd grade for the 100th day of school! They are definitely 100 days smarter!
Ms. Klakos' class is having fun celebrating the 100th day of school!
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100 days with 100 spots, googly eyes, & stickers!!!
Attention 5th Graders and parents: It is about that time to begin thinking about what electives you want to sign up for in middle school. Mr. Etheridge has visited all of the 5th grade music classes and Ms. Glasgow, HHMS Band Teacher is in the process fo meeting with all of the classes to discuss the music options at HHMS. For more information about
Band please visit this site:: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HBO9P2KibZfA4unPUOKGjDEUtVBmuO6f/view?usp=sharing
You can also view Mr. Etheridge's Music Website by here: https://view.genially.com/6384d849f047c9001a4a64c2/interactive-content-join-the-hhms-music-department
Ms. Klakos' class enjoyed reviewing fractions on Quizzizz today. They are super competitive!
Students are excited to earn a book from our vending machine by completing and turning in two book reviews! Congratulations to those who have already earned their book. Keep Reading!
💚 It's National School Counselor Week! 💙 Our counselors help students improve academic performance, navigate bullying, and tackle relationship issues as well as issues at home. They listen to the students' interests, assess skills, and guide students toward their academic and career goals. Thank you Ms. Bray, Mrs. Finney, and Ms. Washington for all you do for our Cubs and Eagles!
Happy School Counselors Week! 5th grade student ambassadors and sponsors have been working hard to make sure this week doesn’t go unnoticed! We are so lucky to have our school counselors. Bring on the banners and balloons!
Safety Patrol is a leadership learning program. The members participate and lead in keeping our school a positive and safe place. Our Safety Patrol’s responsibilities include monitoring the halls to make sure all students are moving at a safe pace, helping students get to where they need to be in the hallways, and sending encouraging messages to other students in our school.
House Tatonka met and had so much fun meeting new friends from all grade levels! 6 Houses, 1 Family!
Ms. Klakos had parents sign up to read to her class. The class has enjoyed having surprise readers!
Last week, the HOH's were able to LEAD by hosting each House Meeting! Our first one went so well! We are so proud of how our HOH's have grown this year!
A select few teachers were able to go to Greenwood Elementary School to learn more about how to implement HOUSE into our schools! It was so informative and we can't wait to see how AES and CSPS transforms with our commitment to the HOUSE system! 6 Houses, 1 Family!
🍕Mrs. Jones’ 4th-grade class learned how fractions work in real-life situations by using pizza models to practice decomposing and composing fractions.🍕
Students became “pizza shop owners” and composed pizza orders. As "customers" ordered by the slice, the students used pizza models to represent how the order was put together. Next, students practiced decomposing pizza orders for their families by separating the specific slices within the order into fractions.
Logical Ladies Math Club had a great first week! The ladies heard from Ms. Carinell how our custodial staff relies on ratios to prepare their cleaning solutions, and matched different pitchers of lemonade to the correct ratio of lemonade mix to water. They did a great job! We look forward to seeing even more of our club members at our next meetings the week of January 28th when we explore how ratios help artists mix paint colors.
"Yeti or Not" 2025 is here! Mrs. Ransone's class set goals for the new school year. These goals were both academic and personal. They are ready to work hard this year to achieve their goals!
