EMF Boys Win Silver Lake Holiday Classic Tournament

EMF Boys came out on top of the Silver Lake Holiday Classic bring home the gold with a win over Silver Lake 58-37.

 

EMF Posts Win to Open Holiday Tournament

The EMF Bobcats traveled to Roseland to play in the Silver Lake Holiday Classic tournament on Thursday.  Both teams opened the tournament with a win.  Both teams played Red Cloud with the boys winning 51-41and the girls won 43-42.

 

EMF Lady Bobcats finish runner-up at Holiday Tournament

The Lady Bobcats just couldn't maintain their lead against Silver Lake and finished as runner-up up the Silver Lake Holiday Classic tournament.  Final was 33-41.

 

Exeter-Milligan Update: Reading Buddies

 

Language Arts Fall Update

By Brandi Perez, Exeter-Milligan 9-12 Language Arts Instructor

 

There have been a few different things going on in each of the ELA grade levels recently. English 9 students just started reading To Kill a Mockingbird and are noticing patterns of sibling relationships from the book and in their own lives. The freshmen are also focusing on how people are defined by their actions, and under what circumstances. English 10 students just finished up their Children’s Book Unit and read to the kindergarten class. Since then, students have been in their myPerspectives curriculum book working on the unit titled “Inside the Nightmare.” They have been reading spooky stories by many authors, such as Edgar Allen Poe and talking about what scares them. English 11 students are now reviewing their parts of speech and will soon be in their myPerspectives curriculum. English 12 students just finished their unit within their Perspectives curriculum about reflecting on society. The seniors are now working on their writing within their grammar book. The journalism students are hard at work with their new website, as well as creating graphics for the winter sports season.

 

Pictured are the sophomores with their kindergarten reading buddies:

 Front row: Kolbie Kahlandt, Baylor Johnson, Ava Capek, Addyson Zoubek, Cora Foutch, Lynnette Wirth, Kyah Rischling, Katelyn Lock, Bentley Ring, Karch Arbuck, Rylee Kassik and Laycee Zelenka

 

Back Row: Jace Luzum, Avery Nichols, Neal Scott, Alivia Luzum, Kiley Oldehoeft, Selah Petersen, Kaydence Haase, Jonah Geiger, and Carver Kanode

 

 

Throwback Thursday 12/22/2013

 

12/22/2013

Myron Joseph Schiefelbein, 90, passed away December 21 ,2013 in Lincoln, Nebraska . Funeral services for Myron Schiefelbein were held on Friday, December 27, 2013 at the United Church of Christ in Exeter. Rev. Kenneth Leischner officiated the service. Military graveside services followed the funeral in the Exeter Cemetery.

Exeter-Milligan Update: Art

 

Art Update

By Lisa Kanode, Exeter-Milligan K-12 Art Instructor

 

In our art classes from kindergarten to twelfth grade, we have been working on a variety of projects. However, we decided to begin the year with a special project that would represent unity. Each class contributed to a painting, and when we combined all the pieces, it beautifully portrayed how our school demonstrates unity.

 

Inspired by Wassily Kandinsky and his famous Concentric Circle artwork, we painted in a similar style. We discussed the concept of concentric circles, such as the ripples created when a pebble is dropped in water, the rings inside a tree trunk, and the layers of an onion. We wanted our masterpiece to symbolize wholeness and interconnectedness, serving as a physical representation of a place where stories and experiences originate, and to which they are historically linked.

 

As a school-wide project, the process of assembling the paintings turned out wonderfully (pictured in the collage).

 

Other Activities happening include pottery wheel experiences and color theory with painting techniques.  We are also focusing on the basic elements and principles of art and design.

 

Pictures:

 

Gracelyn Becker using the electric wheel

Carver Kanode using the kick wheel

 

Merry Christmas!!!

 

Exeter-Milligan Update: Human Body Book

 

Human Body Book

By Ashley Arbuck, Exeter-Milligan 3rd Grade Instructor

 

The 3rd-grade students have been working hard during their reading unit working on comprehension, vocabulary, and different grammar skills. While learning all of these new skills they also got to learn about the different systems our bodies are made of!  The students put their knowledge together and created a class book to teach others about the human body and how the systems are interconnected.

 

Pictured: 

Front: Kollins Johnson, Kenleigh Sudrla, Kolsen Kahlandt, Allyson Cuevas, and Kyson Lindberg

Back: Charlie Vejraska, Kyler Oldehoeft, Karen Benitez, Bowen Brandt, and Madison Hopkins