🏈🏐TONIGHT: MS Volleyball and Football head to Flinthills to face the Mustangs! VB starts at 4:30pm with B team followed by A then C. Football kicks off at 6:30pm. GOOD LUCK!! GO SPARTANS!!🏈🏐
TODAY-STEAM Class: The Great Trash Race! Winning team: Bryson, Angelia, and Michelle, with 7.6 pounds of trash!
STEAM class update: Nature Journaling and some of the poems that resulted.
Homecoming is next week, See attachment for the days!
Halloween is right around the corner, decorate your yard with ghosts and jack-o-lanterns! They cost $10 each; sold by the Dexter HS Shop. Contact Brian Kuntz here at the school or by cell 620-441-4060 to order.
TONIGHT: HS VB heads to Caldwell to face the Blue Jays and the Udall Eagles. All JV games will have A running clock. Games will be as follows:
4:00pm- CVD JV vs Caldwell JV
CVD JV vs Udall JV
Udall JV vs Caldwell JV
6:00- CVD vs Caldwell (Varsity)
CVD vs Udall (Varsity)
Udall vs Caldwell (Varsity)
GOOD LUCK LADIES!! GO SPARTANS!!
Josie Gage entered a writing contest and won 1st place in our Kansas congressional district 4. The contest was put on by the Kansas Book Festival and the theme was to describe Kansas with one word or phrase. Hers was "Rugged Beauty". She was awarded a $500 check in the Senate Chamber of the Capital Building in Topeka on Saturday, September 8th.
SATURDAY: HS Varsity Volleyball will travel to Flinthills Volleyball Tournament. Starting at 9:00am see Attachment. GOOD LUCK LADIES!!
NEXT WEEK:
Monday – For those 7-12 who are going to Hutch, the bus leaves at 6:30 am. Be here before 6:30. Return time is 4:15 pm. Those who aren’t going or who miss the bus are expected to be at school.
Tuesday – HSVB at Caldwell at 4:00 pm.
Wednesday – Fall sports pictures in CV.
Thursday – MS VB (4:30) and FB (6:30) at Flinthills.
Friday – HSFB vs Caldwell at CV at 7:00 pm.
Saturday – Spartan Inv. Volleyball Tournament at 9:00 am.
The Fall 2018 Homecoming Candidates are Jeanie Gage, Justin Cravens, Alana Long, Kyl Kuntz, Zach Lacey (Norris),and Logan Wallace! CONGRATULATIONS! Homecoming week will be Sept. 17-21; the theme is Game Night (Board
Games)!
🏈🏈TOMORROW: HS Football travel to South Haven to take on the Cardinals. Kick off is at 7:00pm. GOOD LUCK!! GO SPARTANS!🏈🏈
🏈🏐TONIGHT: MS Volleyball and Football travel to Sedan to the Blue Devils. Volleyball will start at 4:30pm with B team followed by A and C. Football will kick off at 6:30pm. GOOD LUCK!! GO SPARTANS!! 🏈🏐
LAST WEEK: 7th Grade students work in cooperative groups to solve multiple language arts puzzles in a Back to School Escape Room.
LAST WEEK: 6th grade students worked in cooperative groups to plan,..implement...revise and construct the tallest most stable tower from marshmallows and toothpicks. They had 5 minutes to complete the tower challenge!
The 4th graders are learning about place value in math! Today was a "sweet" lesson because we used M&Ms to help us learn to find the different place values up to the 100,000 place, round numbers to indicated place values, and also compare numbers! Students enjoyed the M&Ms when they were finished!
🏈🏈TOMORROW: HS Football kick off their season at Buffalo-Altoonia Midway against the Jets; starting at 7:00pm. GOOD LUCK TOMORROW!! GO SPARTANS!!🏈🏈
🏐🏈TONIGHT: MS Volleyball and Football kick off their seasons against the Udall Eagles. Volleyball starts at 4:30pm with the B team on the South Court. Following that game is A on the South Court and C on the North Court. Then football will begin at 6:30pm. GOOD LUCK!!! GO SPARTANS!!🏐🏈
Just a reminder!
YESTERDAY: Physical changes in matter.
Students learned of differences between chemical changes and physical changes in matter. Yesterday's lab allowed students to view water in all the states at the same time with observable changes between each. Warm water (liquid) was poured into a bottle. Ice (solid) was placed at the top. Vapor (gas) was observed rising from the liquid while it later condensed back to its liquid state at the top.
Last week, 5th graders participated in “The Candy Rush.” Each student received a variety of candy. Each type of candy was worth a different amount, varying from 1-1,000,000. Students had to sort the candy and find the value of their candy. Then they used the information they collected to analyze their data. We learned about place value and comparing numbers, as well as standard, expanded and word form. We also recognized the difference between the digit and value of a digit. Lastly, students enjoyed eating their candy!
