Moon phases part 2
Two more students with their dreamcatchers that they made. They did an amazing job!
Students used a flashlight and styrofoam ball and tried to recreate the phases of the moon.
Students in Mrs. Brimm's class finished out their Native American unit by making their very own dreamcatchers!
Our 5th grade holiday door decorating contest winners! Mr. Willis's class wishes you a holiday season of growing and glowing!
Mrs. Shields' class made thankful bracelets last week for Thanksgiving and elves to help decorate our classroom door for Christmas!
Our class earned a hot cocoa party today!
Shout out to these TOP ten IXL students. They completed the most IXL topics across the entire 4th grade. We are proud of you!
Congrats to these TOP ten IXL students. They completed the most IXL topics across the entire 5th grade. Evelyn finished 263 skills to earn the number 1 spot!
Mrs. Fisher's class had fun building their own Balloons Over Broadway. Happy Thanksgiving!!
Happy Thanksgiving from Mr. Holmes' class! We enjoyed making "pumpkin pie in a cup" the day before break.
Guthridge Principal Kurt Friess calls out BINGO to students gathered in the gymnasium Tuesday afternoon. Students could win prizes while their teachers won time together as staff to enjoy a Thanksgiving dinner.
Guthridge staff were thankful for the gift of a little quiet time together Tuesday, without students, to enjoy a Thanksgiving meal, complete with turkey, ham sides and desserts. In the mean time, in the gymnasium down the hall, Principal Kurt Friess led the students in games of B-I-N-G-O for prizes.
Happy Thanksgiving from Parsons USD 503!
Stella Wells Christmas Baskets are still available.
You can register by calling 620-820-1085,
You can register by calling 620-820-1085,
Congrats to Jaylynn for completing all of her Study Island science topics! She earned a Taco Mayo meal.
This week in library students are working on some new stations as part of their library rotations. They continue to work on reading, learning typing, digital citizenship, but we introduced STEM and OSMO activities as seen here in Mr. Willis' class during library time.
Students in library began a 6 week rotation of working on Hour of Code, reading, typing, creating Pixel art, learning digital citizenship, and working on coding with OSMO.
While learning about the Native American regions, students in Mrs. Brimm's class designed totem poles to represent themselves and/or their families.
We appreciate all the Educational Support Professionals who help USD 503 in educating our youth. Every one of you is vital to our Viking Family. Thank you for all you do!
