Yesterday, the 3rd graders at Redgranite Elementary made ornamental corn using warm colors for the kernels during Miss Rich's Art Class.
Congratulations to WHS's October Student of the Month: Yessica Arreola
The Social Studies/English Department would like to nominate Yessica Arreola. Yessica is a very hard worker and did a great job with her first writing assessment in Mr. Thompson's Survey of American History class about the reasons why so many colonists died in Early Jamestown. She was clear and concise in her writing. Her English teacher Mr. Mathias had this to say, "She works very hard in English and is super active in class discussion. She always has poignant observations about the literature." Yessica would make a great choice for student of the month because she embodies what we want in our students, hard working, curious, self-reflective, and willing to help others.
The Spanish, Art, Physical Education and the Music Department also would like to nominate Yessica Arreola as Student of the Month. Yessica is a student who is constantly challenging herself. She is currently in a Native Speakers class. She finishes all her work on time. Yessica goes above and beyond on her projects. In class she is always willing to participate in all discussions or activities. When you see her in the hallway, you are always greeted with a smile. Her positive demeanor is a great asset to others around her. On the days she is virtual learning she is the first one to show up for the google meet for the class. When she doesn’t understand a concept, she is not afraid to ask for help. Yessica is a kind student and always willing to help others. Keep up the great work!
“This student doesn’t draw attention to herself, but she does what needs to be done. She is a quiet girl who can easily go unnoticed. But her teacher does notice her. I notice her kindness. Being polite is just a part of who she is and how she treats others. She always has a smile on her face and is willing to work hard in third grade to do her best. In addition, she can be counted on to be honest and responsible. I know that she will always do the right thing whether I am watching or not. This student is a true representation of all of the Wautoma Area School District character traits and I am truly honored to nominate Emma Krombos as Redgranite's October Student of the Month.”
– Mrs. Julie Petersen
Redgranite 5th graders in Miss Rich’s class work on mixing tints of their chosen colors to make a sky. They will add branches and silhouettes of owls next week.
To kick off Key Club Week, members wore their Key Club shirts or colors on Monday. Due to the hybrid schedule we captured a photo via Google Meet.
Sign up sheet for meals for Nov. 11-17. You must sign up to receive meals. This form is due on Thursday by 5:00 p.m. Pick up is Wednesday, November 11 at the location you select on the form between 10:00-11:00 a.m. https://forms.gle/ZRMxQ49v7ZDaY6aR6
St. Joseph Catholic Church is offering a free Community Thanksgiving Dinner.
On Thursday and Friday the 3rd grade students and teachers enjoyed a lot of Halloween and Fall themed fun. Some of us had a ton of fun dressing up. All students enjoyed a Science experiment where we guessed what solution would dissolve candy corn the fastest and some classrooms had very surprising results!!! There will be a few more pics coming
More dress-up fun at WHS on this sunny Friday!
Day #2 of dress-up is a hit with WHS staff!
Day #2 of dress-up is another hit with WHS staff!
Here are two more characters from WHS today!
This week Miss Sharp's kindergartners worked hard learning all about pumpkins. After learning about a pumpkin's life cycle, a pumpkin's needs, and the parts of a pumpkin, the students worked hard to count the seeds in medium sized pumpkins. Students used 10 frames to count the seeds 10 at a time, and they used base 10 rods to keep track of the seeds they had counted. Monday's class counted 610 seeds in their pumpkin, and Tuesday's class had 550 seeds in their pumpkin! Many of the students were surprised that pumpkins can have so many seeds!
On Thursday and Friday last week the students at Redgranite Elementary took a break from their studies to get into the spooky spirit. They each picked a dot in the hallway, and played freeze dance to The Monster Mash!
Students and staff are enjoying today's dress-up day at WHS!
Students and staff are enjoying today's dress-up day at WHS!
The WHS staff is a bunch of characters for costume day today!
The WHS staff is a bunch of characters for costume day today!
This morning Miss Rich's Kindergarteners at Redgranite Elementary worked hard on completing their paper bats. This particular project had students tracing their hands on black paper and cutting them out to make the wings. Great work!
The Waushara County Holiday Project will continue this year. Please read the attached information and register BEFORE November 30th.
All applicants need to complete on-line registration at https://tinyurl.com/wausharaholidayproject or complete and return this form to the Waushara County Department of Human Services North Annex, 230 West Park Street; P.O. Box 1230 Wautoma, WI 54982 by November 30, 2020. Late applications will not be accepted.
