Mrs Rowlett's Third Grade Science Class observed/measured an object's motion and provided evidence on how Earth's gravity affects objects the same way regardless of their weight!
THS Band students travelled to Nettleton High School to work with their AMAZING band director, Peggy Jeffries. She helped our band prepare for the upcoming Region Concert Assessment. Come to Jonesboro High School and support these hard working students on Thursday, March 7, 2024, at 2:20pm. #yayband #bulldogband #collaboration
Baseball improves to 1-1 with an 8-4 win over Hillcrest Thursday night. Finley Lancaster with 3R, 3SB. Caden Templeton 1-2, 2BB. Bronx Holland picked up the win in relief and Andrew King(1-2, RBI) had the 3-inning save with 5Ks. Next game is @ home Monday vs Bald Knob @ 4:30.
This week in our math, we have been learning about adding. We first started out with a story that had 4 insects + 2 more insects =6 insects! Today we added the numbers and signs!
Kindergarten students have been working on simple addition. Today the students reviewed addition by using dominoes.
Kindergarten students have been working on simple addition. Today the students reviewed addition by using dominoes.
Happy Leap Day from Mrs. Amanda's Kindergarten!
This week in PreK we are talking about insects. We have acted out addition stories, used a flower to place pretend insects on, pretended we were insects and followed a scent!
Last week, Mrs Rowlett's Third Grade Science class observed how energy can be transferred from one object to another.
The Spanish Club members were able to stop by the Spanish room and pick up a Mexican sweet bread. "Conchas" are a staple of Mexican Cuisine.
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This week in pre-K we have been learning about insects that crawl. We have learned interesting facts about these crawling creatures, including that some are pests and some are very hard workers. We have also been determining if these creatures are insects.
In writers corner the children have been invited to draw a mural of things they might see in a garden.
In science they used their nose to follow a trail to see if they could find a scent they could follow.
In creativity we made fingerprint ants and they added the eyes, legs, and antennae.
We have been comparing text with our two read aloud and made a Venn diagram to help us with the comparisons.
In math we have acted out a story in order to help visualize the result (sum) that happens when sets are joined.
*UPDATE* Board meeting has been postponed and moved to
Monday, March 4th at 6:00 PM
The baseball season opener is at home today at 4:00 vs Cedar Ridge. Then we go to Hillcrest this Thursday to play at 4:00. Go Bulldogs!
2024 Election & Millage Information
2024 Election- March 5th(Early voting in progress)
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This weeks theme is adventure! We have been talking about the beach, zoo and amusement parks. In literacy, we read a book about the beach. We also played some games like you would see at amusement parks.
THS students competed in the ACTM regional math competition at Lyon College on Saturday. Noah Bartsch finished 1st for Pre-Cal/Trig and Brian Hurst finished 3rd in the same category. Both will advance to the state competition on April 20th. Ryan Keller competed in Algebra and Brian Patterson competed in Geometry.
6th grade students are using their Algebra skills to stop Pemdas Orelse from creating a world conquering device!
Computer programming students enjoyed using their Python coding skills to escape “Python Prison” in a digital escape room activity!
First grade learned a little about FFA, big tractors, and farming today during National FFA week. Some of them even want to be future farmers one day.
