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Paw Prints

Mound City Elementary and Middle School

Paw Prints Mound City Elementary and Middle School
Paw PrintsMound City Elementary and Middle School

February 2026 February 2026

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  • February 6 - 100th Day of School celebration for PK-1. Fashion show will be streamed on the school's Facebook page.
  • February 11 - Holt County Spelling Bee at South Holt, Grades 5-8, 1:00 PM
  • February 12 - Class/Group Photos
  • February 13 - EL/MS STUCO Sweetheart Cookie Sale outside the elementary office; EL/MS Class Parties
  • February 16 - No school; President's Day
  • February 19 - Cub Clinic performance
  • February 20 - PAT Group Event: Fall in Love with Math at Mound City Preschool Room from 4:30-5:30.
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Reminders Reminders

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  • Please dress your child according to the weather. Students go outside for recess unless the temperature or wind chill drops below 20 degrees or if there is wintery precipitation.
  • Please do not linger in the hallways after 8:00 AM. All classes (PK-12) begin promptly at 8:00 AM.
  • Please do not drop off students before 7:40 AM. Students are NOT supervised before 7:40 AM at the school.
  • Breakfast is served between 7:40-7:57.
  • Please share an active email address on the enrollment form and with your child's teacher for easy communication.
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Character Trait of the Month Character Trait of the Month

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Honesty

Being truthful in what you say and do

A few examples of how to demonstrate honesty:

  • Following through with what you say you are going to do
  • Telling the truth
  • Choosing not to cheat
  • Admitting when you were wrong
  • Telling important information (instead of purposely leaving out selective information)
  • Returning something that belongs to others
  • Doing the right thing (when you didn't have to)
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Counselor's Corner Counselor's Corner

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Check out the information below about impulse control!

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Title Talk Title Talk

Reading

Reading Success Plans were sent home on January 31. Reach out to Mrs. Osburn or the classroom teacher if you have questions or concerns. Students will continue to receive intervention based on their areas of need. Information about our Read Across America celebration in March will be coming out soon!

Happy Reading,

Mrs. Osburn

Math

  • The K and 1st grade students did an AWESOME job on their Middle of the Year (MOY) testing! Both classes have worked hard and many students in the first grade were able to count to 100 or more. Students are working on making addition and subtraction equations be rearranging the same numbers. This is known as a fact families. They are continuing to work on counting and writing their numbers to 100.
  • 1st--They will be learning how to use tally marks and taking surveys. They will look at data and learn how to organize it into categories, and then how to interpret the results using picture graphs and charts.
  • 2nd--Keep encouraging your child to count money and tell time, especially on an analog clock. They are doing a great job! This month they will be working on place values through 1,000. They are learning different ways to say the same number. For example: standard form is 234, word form is two hundred thirty-four, and expanded form is 200+30+4.
  • 3rd--They will be using partial differences to subtract three digit numbers. They will be using regrouping to subtract, and will continue to use estimation to see if their answers are reasonable. They will also be learning to multiply by 10's.
  • 4th--They will continue learning about and working with fractions. They will understand addition and subtraction of fractions and apply multiplication concepts to fractions.

Have FUN with numbers!

Mrs. Asher

😄 What is the butterfly's favorite subject in school? 😄

MOTHMATICS

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Mrs. Osburn

Title 1 Reading

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Mrs. Ashford

Title 1 Reading

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Mrs. Asher

Title 1 Math

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