No School on Friday, October 30th.

Reminder 📚
The book fair is open today (October 28th) from 8am-7pm and then tomorrow (October 29th) from 9am-3pm. If you have your eye on something, come grab it before it's too late!!










THANK YOU to everyone who has added money to our "Share the Fair" funds over the last few days. Share the Fair helps students cover some of their total if they come up a little short. We have helped multiple kids already this week. This program can also help at the end of the fair to purchase books for our school library. Attached is the link if you would like to contribute to this program! 😊
https://shop.scholastic.com/stf/fund?orgUCN=600056491

Shyann got a positive office referral for being so kind and helpful. Thank you for being a great role model to others. Go Vikings!

Students in Mrs. Brimm's class had a little Halloween fun. They worked in groups to design a monster, and then they wrote a story about their monster. They lived sharing their creative stories with the class.







Thank you Mr. Holmes. The fourth graders loved visiting The Haunted Kastle.





Pumpkin project part 3







Pumpkin project part 2








Pumpkin project part 1






Book Fair next week!

Don’t forget! Create a Book Fair eWallet for your child NOW so they can shop cash-free, worry-free, and independently! It’s easy to set up and easy for others to contribute funds! Start here: https://account.scholastic.com/my-scholastic/profile/ewallet.html?fairID=6220412&sUCN=600056491 #ScholasticBookFairs

Shop the Book Fair online! All book purchases over $35 ship free and every purchase earns funds for our school! https://shop.scholastic.com/parent-ecommerce/parent-store-2.html?fairId=6220412. #ScholasticBookFairs

Today we did our mystery boxes. Students had to put their hands in the boxes to find their math or ELA question. They had to touch guts, maggots, intestines, eyeballs and snot.










Em completed all of her math Study Island topics.

Part 2. Today we did our mystery boxes. Students had to put their hands in the boxes to find their math or ELA question. They had to touch guts, maggots, intestines, eyeballs and snot.










Kynlee completed all of her Math Study Island topics!

Guthridge students have the opportunity to earn a Taco Mayo kid's meal by completing math, ELA or science topics in Study Island. These girls were successful at attaining this goal and received the first two Taco Mayo meals for this school year!


Students in Mrs. Brimm's class did one last experiment to finish out our unit on matter. We tested what happens when an egg is put in vinegar over a period of time. We then tested our eggs and concluded that they become bouncy!





The last of our scientists testing their eggs. Unfortunately, some of our eggs didn't make it to the testing stage before they broke.






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