EMS Track Results and photos from the Louisiana Meet
https://liveresults.trxctiming.com/meets/LMS_Bulldog_Relays_2024
EMS students learn how to properly measure and safely prepare recipes with Mrs. Erin Black in the FACS room.
Thank you Miss B and the Friends of Elsberry Literacy (FOEL) for supporting our students. This charitable group ensures that every Elsberry student who wants books has the chance to pick a free book twice a year. The picture shows some of Mrs. Rockwell's sixth graders showing off their new books.
If you would like to know more about the Friends of Elsberry Literacy, or if you are interested in making a donation to this organization, please email Karin Busiere at kbusiere@elsberry.k12.mo.us
Mrs Black's students completed the "Trash to Toy” project as part of their childcare unit. Students had to create a toy using recycled or otherwise trash items. After creating the toys, students had to present to the class and explain the appropriate age range, any safety concerns, and what skills and type of development could be gained with their toy. They spoke about things like fine motor skills, language development, creativity, imagination, diversity, basic leaning like colors, counting, and so much more! It was fun to see these kiddos think outside the box, work very well in their groups, and make amazing creations!
Summer School Enrollment is now open.
A form will need to be completed for each student in attendance.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScIV6-MfGSc_NnuvUKOtDWDdfAEvIYG2GJAHHvPyM3b8Ky5nQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
Don't miss the opportunity to see our 5th grade living wax museum. Students will be portraying a famous person by dressing and reciitng information they have learned during this reserch and performance project. This takes place in the EHS gym on Wednesday, May 1 from 5:00-5:45 p.m.
The Children’s Literature Festival was hosted on Truman University's campus in Kirksville on April 12. The event featured 10 authors and one illustrator sharing their books with 4th, 5th and 6th grade students. Students were able to meet authors and get autographs. Thanks Mrs. Wilson for organizing this field trip.
EMS medal results from he Wright City Meet
2nd place (hurdles) - Kiara Robbins
3rd place (200 m dash) - Katie Brinkman
Full meet results
https://trxctiming.com/Wright_City/TF/MS/Invite/Results/2024.htm
Looking for something to do Friday night, April 19? Mrs. Heras and the Treblemakers Choir have a great idea! Come see their concert at 7 p.m. in the high school gym. They are presenting "Learning", a celebration of education.
Attention 7th Grade Families: Please take note of upcoming MAP testing dates.
May 8th ELA
May 15th Math
April is World Autism Month. Mrs. Runyon's class created a display to bring awareness to our school. The puzzle pieces is a symbol chosen by the organization Autism Speaks to represent the puzzling nature of autism and the complexity of the condition.
Monday 4/8
Baseball vs Louisiana 5pm
Middle School Track @ Wright City, Bus Time 2:00
Golf vs Winfield 4 pm
High School Track @ North Callaway 4:3, Bus Time 2:00
Tuesday 4/9
Baseball @ Van Far 5:00, Bus Time 3:00
Wednesday 4/10
Golf @ Louisiana 3:30, Bus Time 2:30
Soccer @ Francis Howell Central 5:30, Bus Time 4:00
Thursday 4/11
Boys Baseball vs North Callaway 5pm
High School Track @ Wright City 3:30, Bus Time 2:15
Middle School Track @ Louisiana 3:30, Bus Time 2:15
Friday 4/12
Girls Soccer vs Wright City 4:30 pm
Saturday 4/13
No Activities
Your school’s Spring Sports Photos are online
and available for viewing and ordering!
Go to:
https://wagner.candid.com/sport
and follow the prompts
Questions? We are happy to help!
314-567-5900
www.WagnerPortraitGroup.com
Before break Mrs. Braden read The Night Rider by J. Anderson Coats. The author offered to have Zoom sessions with middle school students during library. The kids prepped questions before the meeting and did an excellent job asking questions and being good listeners.
8th Grade families please take note of the upcoming MAP testing dates.
May 1st Science
May 8th ELA
May 9th ELA
May 15th Math
We are honoring our paraprofessionals today! We are so thankful for all of the paraprofessionals on our staff.
5th Grade Families, please note these MAP Testing days on your calendar
May 2 Science Session 1
May 3 Science Session 2
May 9 ELA Session 1
May 10 ELA Session 2 & 3
May 16 Math Session 1
May 17 Math Session 2 & 3
Classes resume Tuesday, April 2, 2024. See you tomorrow!
When you are out voting on April 2 you have a chance to get an I Voted sticker designed by one of our EMS students. Will Scott, Kaylor Moore and Hunter Heitman were all finalists in the contest hosted by the Lincoln County Clerk's Office. Hunter Heitman won first place in the middle school digital design category and will have his sticker distributed on Election Day throughout Lincoln County.
The Mock Interview is a rite of passage for eighth grade students at EMS. Students create a resume and practice answering questions during ELA class before actually participating in an interview at school. This would not be possible without the support of our community and the volunteers who conduct the interviews. Please thank these people if you see them out and about in the community.
Suzette Morris--People’s Bank and Trust
Dale Miller--Retired Principal/Superintendent Director of YMCA After School Program
Paul Garven--Retired Minister
Ben Houston--Retired Engineer Holcim, currently farming/HealthCare Board
Melba Houston--Retired County Clerk, current LCRB Board Member
Laura Taylor--Minister Elsberry United Methodist Church
Marcia Hill--Retired Teacher
