Wakefield counselor Jessica Ramirez includes lessens with her elementary students each week, with most of them following Leader in Me curriculum. Today, she was asking her students, "Was it Respectful or Rude?". #celebrate379
Mrs. Trembath's 7th grade science class has been learning about the body and its functions. Today's lab was to make protein and carbohydrate models to show how they break down in the digestive system to give us energy. They have learned a lot about why it is important to keep our bodies fueled so we have the energy to keep learning! #celebrate379
Thank you to our 25-year employees at 379! #celebrate379
Freshmen and 7th graders got together for a "priority snowball fight" as part of a Leader in Me activity. Students discussed and ranked priorities they had for the week, while having fun at the same time! #celebrate379
Mr. Freeman's Algebra 1 students were solving some systems today! #celebrate379
We are hiring! #celebrate379
It's time for a trigonometry scavenger hunt in Mrs. Bybee's class! #celebrate379
Ms. Looney's 5th graders were getting their brushes ready today after learning all about the artist Jeanette Carlstrom. #celebrate379
Mrs. Trembath's 8th grade science class opened the new year learning about the atomic composition of simple molecules and compounds. They learned that some atoms cannot be trusted. Ask them why! #celebrate379
Child Check is coming up! #celebrate379
The Parent Project & Loving Solutions classes will begin in 2 weeks! Sign up today! #celebrate379
We are hiring! #celebrate379
Mrs. Trembath's 7th grade science classes were recreating the human body's anatomy on paper today! #celebrate379
Want to see some fantastic people? Take a look at this photo!
Former Wakefield staff members gathered again in December at The Bomber Grind. Teachers, administrators, custodians, librarians, bus drivers/subs, and aides were all in attendance, with ages from their 60s through 95 years old. They meet to reminisce and catch each other up on what is happening in their lives after retirement.
Skip Elser, Margie Able, Janita Witty, Debbie Mohler, Rocky Seirer, Judy Carpenter, Kathy Martin, Lisa Seirer, Pat Wait, Lynn Wait, Janet Koerner, Tracy Blazer, Jill Scripter, and Toni Croxton were in attendance this month.
Think about the number of kids who have been impacted by this group! #celebrate379
Former Wakefield staff members gathered again in December at The Bomber Grind. Teachers, administrators, custodians, librarians, bus drivers/subs, and aides were all in attendance, with ages from their 60s through 95 years old. They meet to reminisce and catch each other up on what is happening in their lives after retirement.
Skip Elser, Margie Able, Janita Witty, Debbie Mohler, Rocky Seirer, Judy Carpenter, Kathy Martin, Lisa Seirer, Pat Wait, Lynn Wait, Janet Koerner, Tracy Blazer, Jill Scripter, and Toni Croxton were in attendance this month.
Think about the number of kids who have been impacted by this group! #celebrate379
Congratulations to our 20 year employees! #celebrate379
Students in Mrs. Williams' class have been working on phonemic awareness in a variety of different ways. The kids have really enjoyed working with objects and matching activities! #celebrate379
It was Pronoun-Verb Agreement time in Mrs. Ehlers' class this week! Doesn't sound like fun to you? Well, as always, she made it fun for her students! #celebrate379
The Wakefield Youth Leaders in Kansas (YlinK) chapter hosted Friendsgiving last week! 35 high schoolers attended, sharing a turkey dinner, and a game of H Ball afterwards. Mr. Yenni sponsors the club, which is funded through the Clay Counts Coalition. #celebrate379
🌎 Digging Into Earth’s Layers!
Mrs. Trembath’s freshman class has been hard at work exploring what our planet is made of — one layer at a time.
Using different colors of sand, students created scaled core samples to represent the thickness of Earth’s layers. It took some serious math skills to get those proportions just right!
Did you know that the mantle is the largest layer, making up a whopping 84% of Earth’s total volume? They do! #celebrate379
Mrs. Trembath’s freshman class has been hard at work exploring what our planet is made of — one layer at a time.
Using different colors of sand, students created scaled core samples to represent the thickness of Earth’s layers. It took some serious math skills to get those proportions just right!
Did you know that the mantle is the largest layer, making up a whopping 84% of Earth’s total volume? They do! #celebrate379
Next up for Ms. Bergmeier's Graphic Design students... creating a mythical landscape! They are just starting to use Photoshop, and this project will help them learn all of the features it entails. #celebrate379
