The Super Stars 3, Amarah Carr, Dravin Birkes, and
Sophia Gilliam (back turned), work hard during their language class with Mrs.
Kara Myers. Here, they are working hard at rewriting a 3-paragraph
assignment about what places they would like to visit. After writing the
first draft, the Stars work to fix any grammar errors such as spelling,
capitals, and periods. They then read their work to the class and all
work together to figure out what can be added to make their writing
better. The final step in the writing process is to rewrite their rough
draft and make a superb final copy. Other things they have learned this
year in their language class are affixes, idioms, and dictionary skills.
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Saturday, April 16, 2016
Exeter-Milligan Update: Biology II
Lorie
Sliefert’s Biology II class at Exeter-Milligan is studying the urinary system.
They have looked at the functions of the kidney as well as model the function
of the kidney that produced simulated urine. In one of the labs, they
dissected a sheep kidney to identify the parts of the kidney. Pictured is
Ella Wilkins dissecting a kidney.
Friday, April 15, 2016
Exeter-Milligan Sixth Grade Classroom
The
Exeter-Milligan sixth grade class is in their last few months of elementary school.
They are getting ready for their move back to the Exeter campus in the fall.
Their
teacher, Mrs. Allison Brahm, has had a lot of fun with the class, “I love their
willingness to go above and beyond what is asked of them. They love to do
projects and experiments whenever they can.
Right now,
they have a big project they are working on, chickens. Rachel Olsen, from
the Fillmore County Extension office, brought in chicken eggs and an incubator
to their classroom. They will be learning about the development of
chickens and will do lots of different activities including candling the eggs
and dissecting the eggs.
Another
extra activity the sixth graders are participating in is a health class taught
by Jolene Frook, with Fillmore County Coalition. The class, according to
Brahm, is “learning about the effects of drugs, tobacco and alcohol.”
The
students formed groups and came up with a prom campaign to encourage abstinence
from drinking. Frook had cards printed to go on the tables for the
Exeter-Milligan prom. The students will also be filming a video.
The windows in their classroom are decorated with their encouragement to not
smoke.
They still
manage to fit in time for all of the regulars like reading, writing, math, P.E.
and band as they prepare for the next step in their education.
Above – The Exeter-Milligan sixth grade classroom is keeping a
close eye on the eggs in the incubator in their science unit.
Below – One of the art projects the sixth graders have done this
year was to create a paper mache letter symbolizing a characteristic they want
to embrace.
Above – The Exeter-Milligan sixth grade class wanted to show
their pyramid making skills. Bottow row from the left:
Chris Kelch, Braden Capek, Wesley Ronne, Ben Bartu, Casey
Underwood, and Peyton Pribyl. Middle row: Mrs. Brahm, Kole Svec,
Briana Capek, Kiah Songster, Katelyn Babula, Emma Olsen, and Becca Krupicka
(standing). Top row: Madison Luzum and Cameran Jansky. Alec Schlueter is not pictured.
Above – In their health class the sixth graders are learning
the dangers of drugs and alcohol.
Below – Exeter-Milligan sixth grader Emma Olsen works on a math
pre-test.
Above – Exeter-Milligan sixth grader Casey Underwood asks a question on a math pre-test.
Thursday, April 14, 2016
Exeter-Milligan Update: CRC Honor Band and Choir
The Exeter-Milligan music department recently
participated in the Crossroads Conference Honor Band and Honor Choir at Doane
College on Monday, March 21st. The membership of both groups was
selected based on a recorded audition, judged by teachers in the Crossroads
Conference. The Honor Choir was directed by Mr. Lynn Hall, the choir
director at Heartland Community Schools in Henderson. The Honor Band was
directed by Dr. Jay Gilbert, the band director at Doane College. Students went
on a college tour and participated in sectional rehearsals when their large
group was not performing. Several band students received medals for being
selected to a first chair part. They were: Ella Wilkins, first flute; Ashley
Benorden, first clarinet; Kaitlyn Vavra, second clarinet; Trystan Brandt, first
trumpet; Caitlin Murphy, first French horn; Haylee Sheffield, fourth French
horn; and Nick Hayek, second trombone. Ashley Benorden received a medal
in the Honor Choir for being one of the top five altos selected.
Above - CRC Band pic - Exeter-Milligan participants in the CRC Honor Band:
Row 1 - Samantha Horne, Katherine White, Katherine Skinner, Ella Wilkins,
Ashley Benorden, Jacy Schlueter; Row 2 - Clint Oldehoeft, Nick Hayek, Peytan
Brandt, Joel Klemm, Trystan Brandt, Patrick Murphy, Tara Mueller, Alexis
Uldrich; Row 3 - Kate Jansky, Kaitlyn Vavra, Trever Zelenka, Jaiden Papik,
Kayla Geiger, Haylee Sheffield, Caitlin Murphy
Below - CRC Choir pic - Katherine Skinner and Ashley Benorden were members of
the CRC Honor Choir.
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