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Junior class Rummage sale in room 180, open now till 7pm today and Wed 8-330
1st and 2nd grade took a field trip to the Great Lakes Aquarium on Friday April 7th!
Al Sands visit to Floodwood
Junior Class Economic Rummage Sale
Monday-Wednesday 8:00-3:30
Tuesday night 3:30-7
Math assessments are Monday morning for kindergarten. Have your child get plenty of rest, eat a good breakfast, and be ready for a personal best!
Group 2 of Reader's Theater "Hansel and Gretel: The True Story," a fractured fairytale. Hilarious!!
Reader's Theater "Cindy Eller Plays Ball" after in the third grade! They were terrific!
Orders for 2017 Elementary yearbooks tonight $12, and you get last years Free
Adult, Child and Infant CPR class, May 18 from 5:45-9:00. Cost is $42. Please pre-register 476-2285 ext 70211 or tfierke@isd698.org
Elementary yearbooks for sale during conferences $12
Third grade Poetry Slam was a big success! Thank to all that came to watch your students-they were amazing!
It’s BOOK FAIR week! Learn more about special book fair events, discounts, and how to order books online: http://www.scholastic.com/bf/floodwoodschool
Kindergarten Roundup is Friday, April 7th
Kindergarten students will have their spring reading assessments on Tuesday. Have your child get plenty of rest and eat a healthy breakfast. Testing begins right away in the morning!
The 6th grade is learning about the Fur Trade, so we had our own "6th Grade Trade" where the students hand-made items to trade....becoming the voyaguer, trader and clerk, and setting up their own trading posts. Some things were replicas of European tools that were traded with the Native Americans for furs, and some items were things that the students just chose to make for fun!
3rd graders are learning their 0, 1, 2, 5, and 10 multiplication facts. Practicing at home would be great!
3rd graders were able to find characters in their books that showed a growth mindset!
The Floodwood Students learned about the difficult and perilous journey that Taha Muhammad endured to escape Iraq and Saddam Hussein. His message of stay positive and never give up impacted students.
Eager readers meet their reading challenges!
Our class had a blast grooving to Monte!