Want to remember the single greatest fine arts performance in history? Good news, there will be DVDs of the 2018 SES Christmas Program available for purchase! You can pick up an order form at the performance or at the SES office the following days. Order forms will be due back to the SES office by Friday, December 14th.
Mrs. Becker’s class won a box top competition and enjoyed lunch with Mr. Allen ! Thank you for the cookies !
As a result of being respectful, David Eaton and River Polley led the varsity boys basketball team onto the court before their game on Saturday. Way to go boys!
As a result of being respectful, Gabriela and Sofia Vieyra got to lead the varsity girls basketball team onto the court before their game against Warrensburg-Latham. Great job girls!
Mrs. Grohler’s students enjoyed ending their gingerbread thematic unit with a day of gingerbread bingo, gingerbread word hunt, building a gingerbread house and eating gingerbread cookies.
NEW MENU ITEM AT SES TODAY:
PIZZA LUNCHABLE TRAY.....consists of flatbread, pizza sauce, mozzarella cheese & pepperoni and includes the lunch sides of the day
Sullivan Elementary School secretary and registered nurse, Erica Lehman, was the final guest visitor for Mrs. Seeley's class as we wrapped up our November: Community Helpers unit. Nurse Lehman brought her stethoscope, a thermometer, bandages, and other items a nurse might use to help patients. Some students even volunteered to be bandaged! Thank you, Mrs. Lehman. The Early Childhood and Project HELP classes are so glad you visited!
Teamwork makes the dream work! Mr. Campbell and Mr. Allen did not hesitate to jump in and help out a couple of colleagues. This is just one example of how we truly are One Tribe.
Don't miss the best show around! This year's Kindergarten through 2nd Grade Christmas program is shaping up to be special with Mrs. Leach at the helm!
Due to the Romaine Lettuce recall, we will not have Salad choice's on Wednesday & Friday until further notice. Sorry for any inconvenience
Mrs. Becker’s class had a great time in library today. We heard a great story and made our own “claymates “ !
After learning about different types of Native American homes, first grade spent a day making our own. The students had a great. This day was a huge success due to having so many wonderful parents and volunteers!
As a result of being respectful, Daisy Richardson and Emma McCain led the Lady Redskins onto the court in tonight's game against Teutopolis. Great job girls!
Mrs. VanDeursen and Mrs. Watkins’ classes came together today to share in a Thanksgiving feast.
Mrs. Grohler, Mrs. Florey, and Mrs. Guyot’s classrooms got together to make and partake in a delicious Thanksgiving meal. Students helped measure, stir, and read directions for the four recipes. They enjoyed learning new recipes and trying new foods!
The staff of SES expressed their gratitude to Mrs. Tarr for her years of service at the school. They are sad to see her 'leaf'.
Come walk the plank! Family Reading Night is tonight from 6-7. See you there, mateys!
We arrrrrrrre getting ready for family reading night. Hope to see you there. The fun is from 6:00- 7:00 pm at SES.
The last couple weeks, student have been exploring different types of energy in Mr. Campbell’s science class. In these activities students investigated how electrical energy travels by designing a flashlight as well as how wind energy is a natural resource by creating a “wind spinners.”
Each month, Sullivan Elementary School honors students who go above and beyond expectations by awarding them a "Gold Slip." Below are the Gold Slip winners from the month of October.
From Left to Right:
Nixon Dundee was in the middle of a race during recess when his competitor fell to the ground. Nixon stopped racing and went back to see if the other student was okay. Way to go Nixon!
Bryar Cowger was playing "Around the World" with the class. He was doing very well, as he is a math facts Whiz! After competing against many students and winning, a classmate finally beat Bryar by saying the answer before Bryar did. Bryar calmly sat down since his turn was over, but then reached out to "high five" the girl who beat him. Super sportsmanship, Bryar!
Koda Plumb offered to help another student with his math activity since the other student needed someone to explain the process to him. Koda was patient and helpful.
As her class was headed to the restroom, Paityn Strauf noticed that a student from another room had spilled paint. She offered to clean it up without anyone even asking her to. The hallway was clean as can be when she was done.
