5th graders listening to special guest Author Janet Defever, after reading her book today!
We had a lot of Christmas Characters today at North Elementary from Home Alone to A Christmas Carol.
Bumble the Abominable Snowmen, Mickey's Christmas , and....the the the, THE GRINCH!
Today is favorite Christmas Movie Character Day. Enjoy Bumble the Abominable Snowman with some Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer :)
The Grinch (Mrs. Sandoval) and a 3rd grader as Max, the Grinch's loyal dog were found at North Elementary today :)
Fifth graders were challenged to construct free-standing Christmas trees using straws and connectors. If you look closely, you can see two massive trees created by Miss Yoder’s students!
A few Tree Topper pics from some 6th graders...they have lots of holiday spirits to share!
Tree topper day
The 5th graders rocking their tree toppers!
Christmas Movie Day - dress up as your favorite Christmas movie character. Which character will you dress up as tomorrow?
A huge THANK YOU to the St. Louis woodshop class for the game! Our 4th graders loved them!
Monday is Tree Topper -wear your holiday hat or headband day.
4th graders enjoyed a visit from Santa today!
3rd Graders met Santa and Mrs. Claus!
Sixth graders learned about the science behind space photos and then constructed “wiggle bots” to create their own “space photos”.
Our sixth graders were thrilled and excited to receive a handmade toy from the St. Louis High School woodshop class for Christmas! Every student received the game Aggrivation today. We loved the new game boards and even had a chance to play them today as well. Many thanks to the St. Louis High School woodshop class.
Today was ugly sweater day at North...or was it Twin Day. Mrs. Petery, our wonderful lunch lady, and a 6th grade student were Ugly Sweater Twinning :)
Tomorrow is Jingle Bells day - wear bells to school and ring in that holiday spirit.
It's the day we have all been waiting for...Ugly Sweater Day - wear your ugly holiday sweater!
Fifth graders learned how Amazon uses robots in their fulfillment centers and then coded Edison robots to carry out similar tasks (avoiding people and detecting items in their paths).
