Sullivan Elementary School

Every month, Sullivan Elementary School celebrates students who have received "Gold Slips" for going above and beyond expectations. Here are the Gold Slip winners from the month of February (from left to right): Cali Szabo, once again, showed her kindness when she jumped in to help another student. A young boy had dropped a lot of things in the hallway. Without hesitation, Cali knelt down by him and helped him pick up everything he dropped. The best part was that Cali did this from the kindness of her heart, not because she thought she would get a reward! In fact, she never looked to see if her teacher caught her being kind! Molly Owens waited on an adult that had trouble walking into the school by holding the door open. She followed the adult into the building to open the second door so they could come into the office. Liam Coil had the special privilege of being first and leading the line of students because he was the "Student of the Week." As he was leading the line, he spotted a younger student in the hallway who had dropped everything he was carrying. Liam immediately bent down to help. This caused Liam to lose his line leading position. The best part is that Liam didn't look around to see if anyone was watching. He was just extremely kind! Addison Hullum saw that another student had spilled his milk and walked away. Addison saw the spill and cleaned it up without anyone telling him to. Way to go! Nathan Bishop, day after day, can be seen taking time to show respect for our classroom. He works neatly, but also helps clean up after others. This is always with a big, bright smile! Nathan is so kind and helpful and is a wonderful classmate! Ryder Saul noticed that several children threw their lunch trays up into the dishwasher window in the wrong direction. Ryder fixed them all without being asked, even though they were covered in food. He was very respectful and responsible as he did this. Natalie Stinson shows great leadership at school. She serves as a role model for others in her behavior, actions, academics, and attitude! Natalie is very responsible and easy to rely on. Often, she sees that something needs to be done and takes care of it before, or without, being asked. Natalie is an amazing asset in the classroom! Kinlee Agney (not pictured) has been a great help to classmates who need extra help understanding their assignments and completing them successfully. She is very calm and patient. She is a great help to others! Great job students!

Mrs. Becker’s class was so happy to have a guest reader today. Mr. Steve Allen read the story he wrote “ The Magic Bubble”. The story helped the students find their own place to relax and feel “ happy, healthy, and strong. “

SES lunch choices for Friday Feb. 1st Pepperoni Pizza, Corn Dog or Taco Salad Romaine lettuce, cherry tomatoes and mixed fruit

Kindergarten was full of activities involving the number 100 today. All kindergarten classes met in the cafeteria this morning for a 100 day workout!

Kindergarten teachers are ready to welcome their Kindergarteners on their 100th day of school!

Congrats to our 3rd and 4th grade Spelling Bee winners. They will advance to the District Bee held Feb.6th in the HS commons.

4th graders in Mrs.Hendry’s class warm up their fraction work with colorful candy hearts! We Love Math!

Congrats to our 3rd and 4th grade Spelling Bee winners. They will advance to the District Bee held Feb.6th in the HS commons.

Congratulations to the newest 2nd Grade member of the M.I.N.D. (Math Is Not Difficult) Club!

Congratulations to the newest 3rd Grade members of the M.I.N.D. (Math Is Not Difficult) Club!

Mrs. Grohler’s students enjoyed two fun-filled weeks of snow themed activities. They finished the unit with making hot chocolate.

Mrs. Grohler’s students enjoyed surveying the fourth grade students about their favorite snowy day activities and then graphing the information.

Mr. Haegen’s class enjoys reading their new book donated by the Scholastic Book Sponsorship Program!

Mrs. Fleming makes library exciting with exceptional learning experiences.

Mrs. Becker’s RTI group had a great time making pictures with our geoboard app !

Today in Mr. Campbell’s science class, students built paper cup telephones to investigate the connection between sound and vibrations.

As a result of showing respect, Alex Fultz and Keegan Betts were chosen to lead the varsity boys basketball team onto the court before their game against Charleston. Great job boys!

These Redskin Rowdies are ready to cheer on our Redskins !!! Go Sullivan Redskins !!!

Yikes ! Our snowmen have melted ! After reading the book Sneezy the Snowman, Mrs. Becker’s class wrote how their snowman would melt. Then, they painted their own melted snowman !

Congratulations to the newest members of the 4th Grade M.I.N.D. (Math Is Not Difficult) Club!