Homecoming week day 5!
Spirit Day!
Math is hands-on in Kindergarten! Students are building their 1:1 counting skills by working with partners to count collections of objects and playing “Get & Build” with pattern blocks. Learning, counting, building, and having fun!
Homecoming Week Day 4!
Favorite Color Day!
Reminder! Wear red and yellow to tomorrow cheer on the Marion Wolves!
Reminder! Wear your favorite color tomorrow!
Homecoming Week Day 3!
Hat Day!
Homecoming Week Day 2!
Favorite team day!
Reminder! Wear your favorite hat tomorrow!
1st graders are exploring math centers in their new curriculum. Here, they are learning "What's Behind My Back" where they practice combinations of 10. One partner breaks the tower of 10 behind their back, gives their partner what is left, and partner figures out what is missing.
Dine Out for Our Schools on Thursday, September 17th! Join local restaurants and support Marion Schools at the same time! #MISDInspire #MISDOwnYourFuture
More pajama day photos!
Homecoming Week Day 1!
Pajama Day!
Reminder! Wear your favorite team tomorrow!
Tomorrow is pajama day!
Reminder of this week's dress up days!
Another important part of Kindergarten literacy is tracking! Tracking helps students follow print from left to right, building an understanding of how words and sentences work as they read. These small steps build strong, confident readers!
Next week is Homecoming! Check out Parkview's special dress up days!
Parkview 1st graders practiced reading nonsense words with Quiz-Quiz-Trade! A CLS (Cooperative Learning Structure) is a simple, structured routine that gets every student actively learning, practicing, and interacting with a partner.
Kindergarten is learning through hands-on fun! ✏️ Students practiced lines and shapes needed for writing uppercase and lowercase letters with chart paper and playdough. They also enjoyed nursery rhymes and jumped over the candlestick! 🎶🕯️
2nd graders have been BUSY in math and science!
In science they have explored rocks, sand, and silt and examined what happens when weathering occurs.
In math, they practiced addition and subtraction by playing “What’s Behind My Back?” to solve missing amounts with partner.
