Students helped make the deviled quail eggs for our reading celebration!
Students work on presentations and projects in the library!
Games and taste testings from our Universal Yum boxes were enjoyed during the Read Your Height Celebration.
Our first student to reach a quarter of his height! IMPRESSIVE!
Learning about 3D printers in the library!
6th grade Botanists investigating leaves. Missouri leaves are being classified by their common name, scientific name, leaf composition, leaf shape, leaf venation, uses to man, uses to wildlife , and various hypothesis are being discovered. Science is EVERYWHERE! There is no escape!
7th grade ELA is reading "Hatchet" by Gary Paulsen. To go along with this unit, students wrote formal, persuasive letters to convince Mr. Bowen why adding a survival course to the curriculum might be useful.
Elementary Upcoming Events
Mrs. O'Neal's class practicing spelling words!
SSMS Looking Ahead...
South Shelby HIgh School Week Ahead
Ladybirds pick up a win in the final CCC game of the season at Clark County 12-6!
Recess fun!
JV Ladybirds pick up a win at Clark Co 8-2!
Middle school students creating an outline for their landscape watercolor project.
South Shelby Elementary recently kicked off a new Cardinal Snack Pack Program. This program allows some of our students to take home extra snacks to eat on the weekend. Thanks to a very generous donation from the Shelbina Family Restaurant, the program is fully funded for the year! Additional donations from the Shelbina Christian Church and Cerro will allow us to expand the program. We are so grateful for these community sponsors! Thank you for supporting our students.
4th Grade Music students working on the 4th/5th Grade Halloween Foley (sound effect) project. Stay tuned for the finished product!
Third grade students learned about making and following maps in art. After finding treasure, they got to draw a map of a place that was special to them.
Thanks to Ed Martinson and Sonya Taylor from the Northeast RPDC for the reading resources and instructional strategies this week!
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