Students in Mrs. Brimm's class read to students in Mrs. Kitterman's 1st grade class for World Read Aloud Day!
Fourth grade World Read Aloud rotations. 📚💛
Mark your calendars! More info coming soon!
Mrs. Clara Killingsworth surprised Mr. Holmes' class with Kansas Day cookies! (Not only was it Kansas' birthday, but it was Mrs. Killingsworths birthday, too!) They were the perfect treat to end our day. Thank you, thank you!
Mahomes Monday
In the spirit of Valentine's Day, Miss Jones' class wrote a few things they love about themselves!
Miss Jones & Khloe wore their favorite Kansas Swifty shirts for spirit week!
Taylor and Travis Tuesday
Mr. Holmes' class used macaroni noodles to add commas and quotation marks to sentences containing dialogue.
Help us celebrate Parsons Super Bowl Spirit Week next week....Kansas City Chiefs will have played in 4 of the past 5 Super Bowls.
Geraldo Francisco-Pedro passed Otter Creek Multiplication in Mrs. Smith’s intervention group! He worked very hard every day to achieve this goal!
LCC celebrates its 100th birthday at Guthridge!
Students in Mr. Holmes' class and Mrs. Gordon's class earned a slush party today for finishing all of their monthly IXL skills. Congratulations to those who made it!!!
Students in Life Skills learned about warm and cool colors and how these colors occur during a volcanic eruption. Mrs. Shields then showed students an art technique that splatters paint onto the paper to create the effect of an eruption. 🌋
Mr. Holmes' classes finished reading chapter 4 of Harry Potter. To celebrate, they enjoyed a large, sticky chocolate cake with "Happy Birthday Harry" written on it in green icing, just like the one Harry received in the chapter 4!
Miss Jones' class spent time with Mr. Duroni in the science lab learning about electricity this morning. 💡
Snowflakes ❄️ and snowmen ⛄️
While learning about the water cycle, students in Mrs. Brimm's class made a model to see if they could "make it rain."
Red Kingdom ❤️💛❤️💛
This week we are reading a play about the Underground Railroad.
