MONTE SELBY PERFORMANCE LIVE AT 5:30 in FLOODWOOD SCHOOL Gym
Floodwood Talent Search students in Chicago today
Spring FAST testing for Reading and Math will start next week.
ECFE Sleigh Ride in March
Early Childhood Sleigh Ride
Scholastic Book Fair is coming April 3-April 7 to the Talent Search Room (next to the library). Come shop and help us buy books for the library. Will be open during Parent Teacher conferences. Watch the author videos below.
We enjoyed writing in shaving cream!
This week we will be learning about rain and rainbows.
Black light bowling was the favorite of
3rd graders
MONTE SELBY sneak preview
TUESDAY 5:30 SEE YOU THERE!!!
The Floodwood Library has big changes going on and welcomes you to come visit. The community is welcome to sign up for a Floodwood School Library card so you can enjoy a good book and discussion.
Don't Forget: Monte Selby, motivational speaker and song writer will be visiting our school this week. Family and Community event begins at 5:30pm Tuesday. See you there!
Preparing to strike! PBIS bowling trip K-6th
We identified subject and predicates and created our own. We viewed a video clip (https://youtu.be/cbSu2PXOTOc). With the crow as the subject we created predicates to describe the bird's journey!
Fun with cylinders in Math 7
Arcade Fun
2nd Grade PBIS Bowling and Arcade
Hola!! This week in Spanish, we talk about the Mayans and one of their largest and most important cities "Chichen Itza", please ask your child to tell you more about this story. The students drew pyramids and decorated them with beautiful colors, some built pyramids with pieces of cardboard and wood.
Here is a small explanation so you can talk with your child about it:
“In the world of the ancient Maya there were many sacred days, most often associated with celestial events. But none perhaps more widely celebrated than the Spring and Fall Equinox at the ancient site of Chichén Itza in central Yucatan.
Dominating the center of Chichén Itza and the center stage for this event is the remarkable Temple of Kukulcan (the Maya name for Quetzalcoatl), often referred to as "El Castillo" (the castle). Great sculptures of Plumed Serpents run down the sides of the northern staircase, and are set off by shadows from the corner tiers on the Spring and Fall equinox.
This twice-annual spectacle is said to have captured the hearts and imaginations of the Maya and Toltec people who once inhabited this robust ancient city.”
6th grade bowling fun!
Economics Class is requesting Donations
