We love Brutus ❤️
Kindergarten enjoyed green eggs and ham today. A big thank you to all the parent helpers!!
Third grade had the chance today to learn from local business owners, Mr. and Mrs. Marion, on how they created "Sir Hare". Students learned what it took to start the business and what they have to do as owners to keep it running.
American Heart Association
Kids Heart Challenge app http://www2.heart.org/goto/MeridianBlueMound
Third graders have been working on electricity this week.
These first graders enjoyed lunch with the teachers! Way to go, Bookworms!
These first graders enjoyed lunch with the teachers! Way to go, Bookworms!
Members of the Meridian-Macon FFA presented agricultural information about soybeans and chocolate. Great activities and great kids!
The high school FFA shared a wonderful presentation about soybeans with our first graders! We even got to sample chocolate covered ones!
February Lunch Bunch!
Way to go on learning the Dolch Words!
February Lunch Bunch!
Way to go on learning the Dolch Words!
Miss Griglin's 3rd grade class was split into five different businesses. As a group, they had to determine their expenses, the cost of their product, and how much money they made. At the end, students had to determine if they made enough money to keep their businesses running for another week!
Little Hawks Playgroup Schedule Change
We got to learn about the rock cycle today with Starbursts!
Congratulations to the following students of the month who were selected to have lunch with Police Chief Lamb:
Harper McGuire, Ian Flack, Bella Durbin, Logan Atwater, Matayah Bach, & Charlotte Brown.
Check out these busy bookworms! They have all read at least 150 books for Bookworm and earned a lunch with the first grade teachers!! Awesome reading!!!
Learning about Abe Lincoln
Mrs. Aukamp’s 1st grade class is working on transcribing and playing short songs
Mrs. Aukamp’s 1st grade class is working on transcribing and playing short songs
We were geologist today in Mrs. Owens' class. We observed a minerals properties to determine what type it was!