Shawnee R-III hosted an Honor Roll Recognition for students achieving honor roll all 4 quarters. A total of 17 students and their parents enjoyed the special breakfast.
Student Council members enjoyed a service project field trip on Thursday, May 12th. After lunch at Pizza Glen, we traveled to Walmart where the girls had $500–all funds collected from fundraisers—to purchase personal hygiene products. Those items were then taken to the Community of Christ Church in Clinton to be used in their Blessings Boxes. I’m so proud of these girls, their hard work, and their desire to help others!
2nd graders rotated in centers to scan codes with iPads to learn more about jellyfish.
The fifth and sixth grade worked in small groups to answer questions over weathering and erosion in science.
1st and 2nd grade ended a lesson on Cinco De Mayo by making sombreros out of sugar cookies and toppings.
Mrs. Campbell enjoyed a fun treat with 1st grade for Cinco De Mayo!
Student Council presented "Wacky Wednesday" sugar cookies to the staff for Teacher Appreciation Week!
First and second grade practiced pollinating flowers today.
5th through 8th grade students worked in pairs to complete order of operation math problems to solve an escape room puzzle.
2nd grade has been learning about the importance of protecting our Earth. They have completed their Earth Day Lapbooks today.
4th grade is working on a week long Literacy Center over the short story, Lob’s Girl. They worked in small groups to find the meaning of British phrases from the story.
The fifth and sixth grade participating in a parachute activity in P.E.
7th & 8th graders enjoyed an Escape Room during American History today. They were tasked with deciphering the Vigenere Code used during the Civil War to deliver secret messages. Once they deciphered each code, they had to answer a review question correctly to get the next code.
The Shawnee Student Council invites all students to celebrate National Student Athlete Day tomorrow by wearing their own jerseys/uniforms to school tomorrow. Examples might include a t-shirt that represents a team you played for, a baseball/softball uniform, a dance costume, or a football jersey.
The seventh and eighth grade used there understanding of integers to complete a math scavenger hunt.
Kindergarteners using Pop It ten frames for math.
The fifth through eighth grade dissected owl pellets last week. They were surprised by what they found during the lab.
Creating leprechaun towers to keep the “gold” safe was the StEM challenge of the day for students in Grades k-4.
First grade enjoyed reading together today!
5th & 6th graders are working on “One-Pagers” for the book we just finished reading. This activity allows them to choose four activities to dig deeper into the book!
