Corsin knows ALL sight words from modules 1-4 in EL Skills!!! Way to go!
These kindergarteners have officially reached their October math goal! They can now count by 1s all the way to 60!
We are so proud of their hard work, determination, and progress. They have been practicing, learning, and growing every day, and their hard work is paying off!
Keep up the great work, friends! We can't wait to see what you accomplish next!
We are learning to be smart, stay safe, and remember building healthy habits and making safe choices starts early!
Mrs. Palmer's kindergarten friends had a blast using straws and playdough to build and create different shapes! They worked on identifying shapes, counting sides, and exploring how shapes are made.
Who knew learning math could be so much fun?! We love seeing our little learners use their creativity, problem-solving skills, and teamwork while learning!
Mrs. Harville’s kindergarten friends took their learning outside for a shape hunt! We went on a walk around our school to find shapes in the world around us.
Our little learners searched for shapes in their environment and drew the shapes they discovered
Mrs. Thomas and Ms. Wilson's friends had fun celebrating fall with our big Wolverine friends. Thanks to Coach Thomas and the Wolverines for making our Fall celebration a success!!!
This week, Mrs. Harville’s kindergartners have been learning about FORCE and how it takes a push or a pull to make an object move!
Today, we put our learning into action with a fun game of FLOOR BALL! The students experimented with using big forces and little forces to see how they could make the ball move. They discovered that the amount of force they used made a difference in how the ball traveled!
Mrs Inman and Mrs Tilley's class learning about colors, shapes, and sizes with a Fall twist at Piney Park.
Our PreK friend Dior brought a coloring book for the Operation Christmas child donation.
Mrs. Coopers friend Kmari was our calendar teacher today! He did such a great job!
Mrs. Harville's kindergarten friends are becoming little word wizards! We have been working hard on sounding out and spelling short a words like cat, bat, hat, map, and bag.
We are learning to listen for each sound, put the sounds together, and use our phonics skills to become stronger readers and writers!
Little learners today, confident readers tomorrow!
White out for MES homecoming. Go Wolverines!
Ms. Head’s class would like to send a big thank you to Pride of DeSoto Ch. #3 for adopting their class this school year.
Today our kindergarten scientists learned all about moisture and snow! We talked about how moisture in the air can freeze and become snow. Then came the best part… we got to make our very own snow and play in it! ☃️❄️
Today our kindergarten scientists continued their learning about weather, moisture, clouds, rain, and snow! ☁️💧
Students learned that clouds form from moisture in the air and that when clouds become full of water, it can fall as rain. They even got to make their own clouds rain! 🌧️☁️
We also explored how moisture can freeze to become snow. Then came the best part… our students got to make their own snow and play in it! ❄️☃️
What a fun, hands-on day of learning, exploring, and discovering how weather works! 💙🔬
Ms. Young’s kindergarteners had a great time building towers and placing them in order from 1–10! They also played Freeze, Count, Write, a fun game that helped them practice counting and writing numbers.
Some of our PreK teachers twinning up for hoco!
Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Wilcott’s class listened to a book that our friend Keelan’s grandmother wrote about their heritage as Choctaw Indians.
Proficiency Exams begin tomorrow for 3rd -4th Graders! Please make sure you student gets a good night's rest and arrives at school on-time and ready to do their best!
Our Tiny Wolverines showing their pride by having a giving heart!
