Mrs. Klingler's 2nd grade learning about Red Ribbon Week
THS United Tornadoes visited Memorial School's Rise program!
Memorial school kicked off Red Ribbon Week with "Team up against drugs" in their favorite team gear!
Taylorville Whitetails Unlimited donated 6 new targets to the junior high PE program. The new targets are commercial grade and used in youth competitions across the country.
The students at the junior high love the archery units and these new targets are a much needed upgrade for what we have been using for years.
We want to thank Josh Asad and Dennis Crowder from Powder Keg for helping do the leg work on finding the perfect targets!
TJHS 8th grade Art students working with wire and plaster to create their own versions of Jack Skellington"
Items will be distributed to TCUSD #3 students the week of Nov 11...Thank you in advance!!!
THS held its College Fair and FAFSA presentations last night!
Miss Claypool's first grade
Mrs. Lively's first grade
Mrs. Deetz's first grade
Mrs. Grant's class
Mrs. Mateer's 1st Grade
1st Grade Fun:
Mrs. Thomas and Ms. Reiser teamed up for a fun and engaging writing and STEM activity inspired by Creepy Carrots! 🥕 Students practiced writing complete sentences about the story and then got creative with clothespins and popsicle sticks, building fences to keep Jasper the rabbit out and the carrots safe inside. It was a blend of literacy and hands-on learning, and the kids had a blast working together on this co-taught project! Stay tuned for pictures of our little engineers and writers in action!
Here are some of Mrs. Haselhorst's 1st graders.
Ms. Jett's 4th grade
Ms. Donovan's 4th grade
Mrs. Castle's 4th grade
Mrs. Long's 4th grade
Mrs. Hubbartt's 4th grade
4th Grade Coding Adventure with Sphero Indi
Our 4th graders had an amazing experience with Ms. Reiser, blending creativity, problem-solving, and coding! Each class designed unique cities using map pieces, then programmed the Sphero Indi robot to navigate through their maps. Students explored how coding can bring their ideas to life while working together to solve challenges. It was an engaging hands-on project that allowed them to think like engineers, planners, and programmers. We are so proud of their hard work and can’t wait to see what they code next!
Here is Mrs. Salazar's class from Memorial.
Ms. McCallister's 3rd grade class has been busy making "Boo" Pops for the entire school for their service project!
