Mt. Pulaski Schools conducted a “lockout” in both schools by request of the Mt. Pulaski Police Department due to a local incident. The “lockout” has been lifted and both schools are once again operating as usual. The local incident had no connections with the schools; the lockout was a precaution for student and staff safety.
Buddy Reading with Junior High Students
Learning About Seeds and Plants through Ag in the Classroom
7th Graders (7A) reading to their 1st Grade (1B) buddies. Students love this time and look forward to it each time.
Come out and support our 7th grade volleyball team in the regional championship game tonight @ HOME - 6pm
Ag in the classroom lesson was about seeds. The students will germinate radish seeds in test tubes and observe results.
Planting Time - AG in the Classroom 5B
Happy birthday to Dr. Seuss! Yesterday, KA celebrated with green eggs and ham. We ate them here or there....we ate them anywhere!
Good Luck to the 7th grade volleyball team tonight. Last night they defeated Sangamon Valley - 25-5 and 25-8 to advance to the regional semifinals tonight at HOME - 7pm against Tri-City.
Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss! We read many Dr. Seuss books, we ate a special breakfast (Thanks Ashley Combs!), and we played many Dr. Seuss games.
3B Celebrated Dr. Seuss' Birthday today! We read lots of fun books ourselves and even had a few "special guests"
3A celebrated Read Across America with Dr. Seuss’s Birthday! We had a couple guest readers and challenged ourselves with a STEM project after listening to Horton Hatches an Egg.
Badminton tournament champions
PreK students worked on dental health activities this week. We did an experiment testing the effect of sugary drinks on the shells of eggs, counted groups of 20 (marshmallows) to create mouth models, practiced proper brushing, and “flossed” using duplo blocks, play dough, and string!
Today we assembled our leap year time capsules. The students will get their time capsule back next leap year, when they are in 8th grade!
Mt. Pulaski Grade School has a need for substitute cooks.If you are interested or want more information,
please contact Gene Newton at the grade school office 217-792-7220.
Students are encouraging each other as we all start to learn how to tie shoes in KA.
KB is having fun learning about oceans and ocean animals. We even went fishing for some letters and sight words too!
5th grade badminton tournament champions!
Challenging fraction problems become more enjoyable when they work with a partner. No groans today...
