Couple more!
4th Grade Plays - Early Colorado Explorers
Making Christmas Trees with Miss Kelly
Rocking our math facts in 2nd grade! Congrats to Carter, Eli, and Tiptin for mastering their facts!
We are so proud of our Prairie student, Elijah Marler for SCORING in TOP 2.5% of students on the PSAT/NMSQT.
STEM with Sailor!
Liam is a Multiplication Graduate
#PROUD
Congratulations Alice Marler for reading over 1,000,000 words so far:) I can’t wait to see the rest of your reading journey in the fifth grade.
STEM With Sailor
BOOK FAIR TIME
December 7-10
Go to News for the link and more information.
In lieu of the annual Veterans Day Performance, students and staff at Prairie School are honored to celebrate those who served our country with a Veterans Day tribute video.
2020 Prairie Veterans Day Tribute Videos - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8ttstKrs24sB4jMn8vaxSHaaTeCvparu
11/30/2020
Breakfast: Waffle sticks, Sausage link, Fresh fruit
Lunch: Chicken Quesadilla, Refried Beans, Pineapple, Churro
11/26/2020
NO SCHOOL
4th Grade - America’s White Table
11/25/2020
NO SCHOOL
The 3rd grade class sure had a fun day celebrating what they learned about the Native Americans this past quarter. They made Indian shields, beaded Indian corn, learned how to write with the Native American picture writing, played Native American games, shared artifacts, presented their posters, and tried some new food that the Native Americans loved!
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!!!! We are grateful to learn, grow, and play together!!! Today, we discovered that the turkey delivered pizza to save himself in Turkey Trouble!!!! So..... Pizza for our Thanksgiving feast today!!! 💛🖤💛
The second graders have had a busy November! We learned about voting and elections, celebrated our veterans by writing thank yous to them, learned about erosion and landforms in science, and packed a suitcase for our voyage on the Mayflower!
We have another Rockstar Mathematician! Miriam passed all addition facts on xtramath! Keep up the great work!
5th graders and Mrs. Pollart using their mathematical brains while playing Tug-Of-War.
