Happy New Year Chisholm Bluestreaks! Attached is the January Home/School Attendance Newsletter. Please take a moment to read the important school attendance news as we continue to make school attendance and family education one of our goals for the 22/23 school year. The newsletter highlights our School Attendance Matters…Are You In The Game theme. Our January goal will be a new year, a new start to positive school attendance each week. This includes minimizing school tardies. Please revisit our school start and end times and policy embedded in this month's newsletter. This “attendance play goal” involves some home/school teamwork and positive school attendance conversations and staying healthy. Let’s continue to work together on the importance of school attendance! #schoolattendancematters
January Home/School Attendance Newsletter - https://www.smore.com/46zva
School Attendance Matters!
Congratulations to our Bluestreak Pride Winners for the Chisholm Elementary for the weeks of January 6th and January 13th! We are very proud of you. #bluestreakpride
Mrs. Fleming – Nominated by Brett Erickson
Mrs. Fleming is always helpful and helps me with my work. She is also kind.
Mary Jo – Nominated by Ella Hays
Mary Jo does a good job explaining what needs to be done. she helps people in her own way, I Decided to nominate her because she helped me with something important... WE LOVE YOU MARY JO!!
MarleyMae O-Brien – Nominated by Mrs. Yuretich
MarleyMae works hard in Algebra to master the material. She takes good notes, contributes to class discussion, and when needed, puts in extra time outside of class to understand the material fully, and to get things done right. Keep up the good work!
Ethan Lauzen – Nominated by Mr. Milani
Ethan does a great job in class. He participates in discussion and is active in helping his peers during work time. Keep up the great work Ethan.
Bentley Wolf-Lindahl – Nominated by Mr. Nelson
Bentley has actively participated in class discussion throughout this whole year. He asks questions, is engaged, and because of this he continues to be successful in math. Keep up the good work, Bentley!
In forensics we are learning about fingerprints right now. Last week we used in to take and analyze our own prints and today we used powder to dust for prints in the classroom.
Mark Your Calendars: January 26th @ Valentini's at Noon.
Look at the FABULOUS hill they plowed for the kids at the Vaughan!
PreK4 have ENJOYED how fast they go down the hill!🛷❄️
Returning from break students in Mrs. Jensen’s classes were Reviewing Science skills by playing games!
Back from break and Mrs Jensen’s students show Team working STEM project: Build a Free Standing Index Card Tower!
Students and Staff of the Week at the High School January 6, 2022
Mrs. Barney – Nominated by Hailee Bradford
Mrs. Barney is so nice and one of the best people in this school to talk to. She's smart, funny, and kind and that's why I want to nominate her.
Mr. Hancock – Nominated by Grace Majewski
I would like to nominate Mr. Hancock because he’s always very kind and funny, helps me with work whenever i need it and helps me get caught up. He’s good at explaining things when i don’t understand. Mr. Hancock is a great teacher.
Riley Englert – English Scholar – Nominated by Mrs. Z-M
It has been a pleasure seeing Riley grow as a writer this semester. When she isn't understanding something, she is quick to ask questions or research the concept at hand. She also helps out her peers whenever possible. Comp is not an easy course, but Riley has excelled at it. Keep up the great work!
PreSchool New Year's Fun!
https://youtube.com/shorts/IbQII4vuSTE
Happy New Year!
PreK 4 making their faces and adding hat and party blowers!
Exciting News for the Chisholm High School Robotics Kick-off Event being held tomorrow. The broadcast will be live and worldwide starting at 11:00am. Tune in to watch some amazing students. The link is below:
https://www.firstinspires.org/robotics/frc/kickoff?utm_campaign=frc-ko-023&utm_medium=frc&_hsmi=240535241&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-84C9kUrrl7uTwahdYtRj1K5ghPal3w3N8AmeoW6GqaqowE4UVvZvfLvnYP4bswuRAIj9fN3kxHXmyk0jpS0xUXRfuK7g&utm_source=team-blast
Follow the link to view the current classes offered through Community Ed.
While there, be sure to sign up for our district's e-flyers.
https://share.peachjar.com/flyers/2395671/schools/200378
More Photos from Mrs. Jensen's Class and E-Learning
5th and 6th grade science students E-Learning STEAM Lessons
Winter Science Experiments: How Much Water is in Snow?
Winter is the perfect time for some simple science experiments--find out how much water is in snow!
Students Practiced being Scientists by making "educated guesses" also called predictions as part of the Scientific Process.
Students filled a jar packed with snow. Took some measurements. Made some predictions based on what they know and didn't know.
How long will it take for the snow to melt? How much water will be in the jar?
Winter Craft & Science: Nature Art with Ice
All you need to make a winter ice sculpture to hang out your window or in your yard: Use a variety of colorful natural items: pine branches, cranberries, orange peels, cinnamon sticks, birdseed, leaves if you can find any. Be sure to use items safe for birds and other animals. Put your items and water into an interesting container that you can freeze. Be sure to put in some twine for a hanger.
Chisholm Public Schools will be open tomorrow. Bus travel will be down plowed roads only. Expect some delays.
Mrs. Schmitz class e-learning day projects are in full swing!
Grinch and Mr. Bones from Mrs. Rolle
Important Message from ECFE:
Due to the forecasted winter weather ECFE and School Resdiness will not be joining the Holly Jolly Holiday event at The MN Discovery Center tomorrow evening. We wish our families a happy holiday season! Be safe!