1st Grade mixed media exploring patterns.
Rotarian Kim Hammes reading to Ms. Eischens Second Grade class.
1st Graders making paper puppets in Art!
After learning about internet safety and gaining some mouse skills, Kindergarteners are working on navigating child-friendly websites to explore and play good-fit games.
This week in the library media center, First Grade learned to write code to help the elves get the gifts.
This week in the library media center, Second Graders were writing code to teach elves to dance. They practiced writing sequences and loops. Students showed determination to work on this challenging and fun task!
This week Park students were coding to help the elves get to the presents. They created sequences and loops to run the program.
2nd Graders were on the trail to find clues and learn about private and personal information that is safe or not safe to share on the internet. Students learned we all leave a trail and to think before posting on the internet.
3rd Graders working on colleges.
2nd Graders working with torn and cut paper in art, creating and sharing their work in pairs.
Students and staff play turkey bingo at Park!
We do whatever it takes to serve our students!
Kindergarten and 3rd Graders buddied up for Turkey bingo and shared some books after. We ❤️📚
Kindergarten students are practicing mouse skills and creating digital art.
First Graders at Park are getting to know the keyboard. This week we played Typing Rockets to see if we could find the keys on the keyboard.
Miss Nancy Busse continues to bring so much joy to the Park Elementary Media Center. Students love hearing and sharing stories as much as she loves telling stories. ❤️
Kindergarten and 1st Graders learned and practiced mouse skills using a fun computer game. Not only do these skills support students’ computer skills, but it helps improve hand-eye coordination and focus. Students showed determination and a positive attitude!
2nd and 3rd Graders learned about the home row and began practicing keyboarding skills. No pecking allowed! Students were impressed on how quickly they remembered where the letters are when they really focused on keeping fingers over the home row.
Ms. Nancy was back for more storytelling fun! This time we shared puppets, nesting dolls, and a felt storyboard. Park students love having Ms. Nancy share her love of folktales from around the world!
Kindergarteners in Mrs. Flatin’s class worked on a STEM challenge to build an alien for the letter A that can stand with 3 legs and 4 cube blocks long.
