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The Kindergarten class has been learning about colonial farms and towns. They learned about the jobs of millers and bakers. They were extremely interested in the entire process of making bread, from planting the seed, making flour, and of course baking the bread. We decided that today would be a great day to bake some bread!
Some questions to ask your student:
What is the job of a miller and a baker?
How did we make the bread?
How do colonial farms and towns work together?
April's second "Mystery Reader" was the fabulous County Nurse, Kristi Jensen! Kristi is a familiar face at McClusky-Goodrich Elementary School. We are fortunate to have her services on Wednesday mornings and to have her lead some group lessons throughout the year! Thank you, Kristi!
Come out for the CMC Activity Awards Banquet on Sunday, April 27th at Turtle Lake-Mercer High School. The CMC meal will start at 5pm, with awards to follow. Tickets are $10 before the banquet, or $15 at the door.
Join us on Tuesday, April 15th for the Spring Concert: "Music From the Movies". The high school and elementary school students will both be performing in the high school gym starting at 6:30pm. This concert will also be livestreamed on Facebook for those who can't make it in person.
Check out the roller coaster fun with Mrs. Netzloff's class!
Mathematician Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Math was a success! Thank you to all the students and adults that stopped by to take part in our fun family math night!
Don't forget! Join us tonight for the Family Math Night at the High School from 6pm to 7:30pm.
It is time to celebrate Reading Month! This month, we are "Wild About Reading!" Today, we had our first "Mystery Reader!" Every Monday, we will gather to hear a story from a mystery guest. This week, we had the privilege of listening to our very own Haley Bobbins! She read "Elephants Can't Jump!"
Welding fun in Ag 10.
Mark your calendars! The McClusky-Goodrich High School Prom Grand March will be at 7pm on Saturday, May 3rd.
Join us for our Spring Math Night on Monday, April 7th at the high school gym. The adventure of Mathematician Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Math starts at 6pm and goes until 7:30pm. Elementary students must be accompanied by an adult.
In Friday's science class the second grade students learned the effects of water on soil. Ask a second grader: What is erosion?
Earlier this year, the date of graduation was changed from Saturday, May 24th to Sunday, May 25th as we may potentially have some graduates competing in the state track tournament the same weekend. Mark your calendars to come celebrate the graduating class of 2025!
The last Wednesday of each month is Dragon Way Day! Here the Fire Dragons are learning about Responsibility using Lego. Ask your student: What is the definition of responsibility?
Students currently in grades 8-11 who want to play volleyball in the fall: there will be a volleyball meeting next week Tuesday at 7:30pm in Turtle Lake.
Wow. I am truly speechless and full of gratitude right now.
On February 5th I started a project through Donors Choose to raise money to get iPads for my classroom. Donors Choose is a platform for educators to use to raise funds for classroom supplies and necessities that they cannot afford themselves.
My goal for this project was to have a more effective and efficient way for 1st graders to utilize online resources through different learning platforms. This helps to really enhance their learning and knowledge gains in each subject area, which leads them towards mastery of 1st grade skills.
Just over a month after starting this project, it was fully funded. It is because of the generous donations I received from friends, family, businesses around town, and General Motors matching each donation given that this was made possible.
The support I have received and the generosity of everyone who helped fund these iPads means so much to both my students and I. and has made this dream come true for our classroom.
I truly appreciate the continued support you show not only me but the entire McClusky-Goodrich Public School. Without you, this would have never been possible. From the bottom of my heart; THANK YOU!
Mrs. Felchle
The staff got an amazing treat for Parent-Teacher Conferences tonight! A very, very big thank you to the McClusky Co-op Elevator for getting us food from Texas Roadhouse. (And thank you to Miss Sease for picking it up!) It was very much appreciated.
Central McLean is seeking applicants for the position of Head Girls' Varsity Basketball Coach for the 2025-26 season. Interested applicants can pick up an application and a copy of the Central McLean Sports Cooperative Agreement at the McClusky-Goodrich School office, Turtle Lake - Mercer School office, or Underwood School office. Links to the application and a copy of the Central McLean Sports Cooperative Agreement are also attached in this post. The position is open until April 8th. All completed applications should be submitted to jessica.hoffert@underwoodschool.org; mailed to Underwood Public School c/o Jessica Hoffert, PO Box 100, Underwood, ND 58576; or dropped off at one of the above school offices.
Application- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bW5Sa4ERIvHEb0y1cO-1X_ioBcFt9ayB/view?usp=drive_link
Cooperative Agreement- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1j9eokxaQAaGqmqFzIoj-LEWvMd-agPp4/view?usp=drive_link
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