Counting Snowballs!
Morning preschool students have fun counting snowballs to match the number on the snowman!
It's all blue skies in Blue Rapids
It was a great week at Blue Rapids Elementary! The students and teachers celebrated school choice week with several activities. Today was red, yellow and orange day which matched perfect with the Chiefs playoff game Sunday. Next Friday the 2nd Blue Rapids elementary will attend the high school pep rally to show school spirt and support the Mustangs as well as to recognize the king and queen of courts. Students will be bussed back to Blue Rapids for normal dismissal. A big shout out to the spelling bee winners from the Blue Rapids building (see picture below). These students will represent Valley Heights at the Marshall County spelling bee on the 7th of February in Marysville.
Here are some upcoming dates to remember:
- February 2nd-Pep Rally at the high school
- February 7th-Marshall County Spelling Bee
- February 13th-Student Success Meetings
- February 14th-Happy Valentine's Day 💟
- February 15th-Student Success Meetings
- February 16th-No School
- February 19th-Professional Development Day
As always, I want to thank you for the blessing that it is to work with your children. My door is always open if you have any questions or concerns.
-Mr. Staples
Spelling Bee 🐝
This group is the top six spellers from 3rd through 6th grades. These six will move on to Marysville on February 7th. Pictured are Aurora, Edison, Kalen, Ryder, Reece and Carter. Good job and Good luck!!
3rd Grade
Celebrating red, yellow and orange day. Miss Bev, Mrs. Popejoy and Mr. Z with some of the 3rd graders mostly wearing Chiefs attire. Somehow a Husker snuck in the picture. Go CHIEFS!! 💛💝
5th Grade
As part of school choice week the 5th Graders shared with their class why they love Blue Rapids Elementary School! As a staff, we all agree, the students are the reason we love this school!!
6th Grade
The sixth graders were taking part in a spirited debate in their social studies class. The teachers have reported that the students do a great job using critical thinking skills to process the material.
NSCW Week
3rd through 6th graders celebrated National School Choice Week. NSCW celebrates students and raises awareness about what our school offers to our community. While waiting on the bus, students worked together coloring a banner. Friday students participated in wearing red, yellow and orange. Thanks NSCW!
