Cool fall days like today are perfect to get comfortable and cozy up with a good book. Students in Mrs. Sandbulte's 1st grade classroom partnered up today and read to each other around the room. Tonight would be a great night to cozy up with your kids and read to them or listen to them read. Reading with your kids nightly can help them become more successful students. #LEADON #orabs #reading
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
EAST
EAST
Our Middle School students focus on habits throughout the year. The habits are based on the book, "The 7 Habits of High Effective People" by Stephen Covey. The TA groups got together to discuss Habit 2, "begin with the end in mind" Students practiced using this habit by putting puzzles together without seeing the pictures or the box. This was a great activity for students to practice the habit as well as learning to work with others to achieve a common goal. #LEADON
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
habit 2
Our High School Biology students spent today doing a macromolecules lab with real world application. The students had to analyze "stomach contents" to see what was in the last meal that the "person" had before they passed away. **stomach contents were simulated to make this lab possible** #LEADON #Orabs
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
Bio
The Excellence for East Carnival is this week Saturday at East Elementary from 5-7 PM. There will be a silent carnival option by reservation (call East) at 2:00 PM on Saturday. Come enjoy inflatables, games, food trucks, dunk tanks and more. There will be a FREE hayride by the FFA from the high school parking to East, so please park at the HS. More information on tickets coming later this week.
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
Carnival
At the High School our commons are used many times throughout the day for breakfast, lunch and study halls, but during class hours you can spot teachers using the commons for extra classroom space to spread out and work with their students. Mr. Letsche's Foundations of Geometry class spent the class period working on their assignment on angle relationships in the commons. #leadon
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
Sheldon HIGH SCHOOL
Our Middle School students get to participate in weekly science labs to practice their understanding of the science concepts they are learning. The 7th grade students are working on a water lab this week in class. In the lab process students hypothesis, test their hypothesis, record results and report back on their findings. We are fortunate to have a full science lab at our middle school building. #leadon
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
MS
This week at Sheldon Community School District **Picture Retakes/Preschool Pictures are on Friday!
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
week
Last night at the football game these East Elementary students were spotted willingly cleaning up the trash under the blenchers. They said they just want to keep things looking nice! These students demonstrated what it means to be an ORAB. #LEADON #ORABS
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
orabs
6th grade science has been learning about the similarities and differences between plant and animal cells, as well as the parts of each cell. Today the students presented their cell models to their classmates and the 5th grade class. These students did an AMAZING job with creating their models as well as explaining the different functions and parts of the cell. Great job 6th grade! #LEADON #Orabs #science #middleschool #cellproject
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
cells
cells
"Team Up With a Good Book" was the theme today at East Elementary. Students participated in reading activities in their classroom throughout the day. Each classroom also had a high school reader come read a story to them. The afternoon was spent out at the high school football field where students participated in different activities and watched a video on the new scoreboard where the high school students explained to them why reading is important! Overall, "Team Up With A Good Book" was a great day! #LEADON #ORABS #reading
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
team
Team
team
Our high school student athletes greeted the students at East Elementary this morning for "High 5 Friday". Thank you to our high school students for being there to help start a fun day for our younger students! #LEADON #ORABS
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
highfive
highfive
Friday, Sheldon will host the first home varsity football game on the new turf field using the new scoreboard. If you have been by the field, you can see the new scoreboard is a big improvement from what we used to have. This scoreboard allows for video footage. With the addition of the new scoreboard and features, some of our students are able to learn how to run and help with the programing of the scoreboard for game night Mr. Maggert has been working with students, teaching them how to use the new program and to help run the scoreboard on Friday night. We are excited for Friday night and for everyone to see all of the new features that Orab Field has to offer. We hope to see you at the game tomorrow!
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
scoreboard
1B and 3B students at East Elementary read together every Wednesday afternoon. First graders proudly read their word cards and books to their third grade buddies. Third graders are great role models and leaders as they listen to students and help them solve any tricky words. Seeing the the friendships grow throughout the year is so powerful! “Reading Buddies” is definitely a highlight of the week for many students! #Leadon #Reading #ORABS
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
Reading
Reading
Our middle and high school students have had some exciting activities this week. The Middle School P.E class spent time practicing their water sport skills with canoeing and paddle boarding. Thanks to our bus driver John Jinkinson for letting this class come out to his pond for this activity. The high school had the Army National Guard bring in their rock wall for students to climb while also discussing the opportunity of joining the guard. Thanks to all who help make these experiences possible for our students!
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
PE
PE
Students have been learning all about MAT MAN in preschool. They worked together in pairs to try to put him together. Students are working on their critical thinking skills as well as teamwork!
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
mat
Mat
Mat
Mrs. Vogel's class went and visited the Clay County Fair today. The students got to ride the rides, pet some animals and even got to watch the horse show. Our students had a great day experiencing the fair!
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
Fair
Clay
Fair
East Elementary will be having "Team up with a Good Book" on Friday. Students are encouraged to wear a favorite team shirt, jersey or Orab gear for the fun filled day. Students will have high school athletes come be guest readers, STEM and reading activities throughout the day and an afternoon of fun on the new turf field! #Leadon #Orabs #reading
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
sports
sports
Students in Mrs. Nilson's ELL class discussed the events of 9/11 and what happened in the United States 21 years ago. After their discussion they wrote letters to first responders thanking them for what they do for us and our country. This was a great way to practice and use their English writing skills. This is a great reminder for all of us to thank those that serve and help our country and area daily. #leadon
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
Thankyou
Students at East Elementary take time each day to attend a "special" class period. Students rotate through a 4 day rotation that consists of P.E, Music, Guidance and Library. A variety of different skills are learned in each of these classes whether its learning how to properly throw a ball, check out a good book, learn how to treat others, or learning about instruments, our students are exposed to many different areas of learning during this time! #leadon
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
Specials
Specials
Specials
7th Graders in Mrs. Woelber's class have been reviewing their number sense skills this week. Groups rotated around to different review stations to review their skills in preparation for their test. Having students up, moving and reviewing with hands on activities is a great way for them to practice and retain their skills.
over 2 years ago, Brittany Maassen
Math
Math