01/26/2014
Exeter-Milligan Speech students Amber
Pribyl and Toni Bossaller recently competed at the
Concordia University High School Speech Classic on January 25th.
Pribyl placed 4th in Humorous Prose. Bossaller, a senior, received
awards in two events; 5th place in Impromptu speaking and 6th in Poetry
interpretation.
Judy Kassik’s kindergarten students at
Exeter-Milligan are working on combining sets by counting while playing a dice
game during math time. They are also enjoying a fruit chew snack from Nurse
Pribyl. The kindergarten class also assisted the sophomore health class in
learning how to save a choking child.
Exeter-Milligan
elementary students celebrated being 100 days smarter on Friday, January 24th.
The kindergarten and first grade classrooms filled their day with special one
hundred counting activities to commemorate the 100th day of
school.
The first grade class
started many of their 100th day projects long before the
celebration on Friday. They drew life size pictures of Exeter-Milligan
faculty and staff members as they pictured them at the age of 100.
Students were
encouraged to dress up like 100 year olds for the day sporting canes, glasses
and gray hair. In class they made special unique t-shirts with the
representation of 100 items on them.
Each first grader
brought a special project that they created at home which involved creating a
display of 100 items. There were rose petals, sequins, buttons a
timberwolf made from q-tips, a student’s name spelled in 100 lights along with
Legos and pasta.
The first graders also
made a giant cookie that 100 candies mixed in and played lots of games using
their counting skills throughout the day.
At the end of the day
the second graders joined the kindergarten and first graders and they all
popped 100 balloons in the hallway.
