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Fifth Grade Weather Report | Wednesday, Feb. 11
Featuring Lillian from Miss Finley’s class ☀️🌧️
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Featuring Lillian from Miss Finley’s class ☀️🌧️
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March 3rd at 6pm!
Fifth Grade Weather Forecast | Feb. 10
Featuring Jordyn & Sage from Ms. Marshall’s class 🌤️
https://youtu.be/Wq7alvWRftY
Featuring Jordyn & Sage from Ms. Marshall’s class 🌤️
https://youtu.be/Wq7alvWRftY
Fifth Grade Weather Report | Feb. 9
Featuring Jaedon & Tanner from Miss Finley’s class 🌧️☀️
https://youtu.be/h-AEuZou1rE
Featuring Jaedon & Tanner from Miss Finley’s class 🌧️☀️
https://youtu.be/h-AEuZou1rE
💙💚Academics by day, Seahawks superfans by night. 🏈😎 #GoHawks #12s
Today’s forecast is brought to you by a 5th grade student from Ms. Finley’s class 🌤️ | 2/6/2026
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Middle school students found their calm on Workout Wednesday during Wellness Week with yoga at lunch. 🧘♂️🌿
📸 Photos provided by Mrs. Richardson
📸 Photos provided by Mrs. Richardson
Learning is in the forecast! 🌈 Mrs. Olsen’s kindergarten class wrapped up their weather and seasons unit by working together to create posters and proudly share their learning with others. We love their teamwork and enthusiasm!
📸 Photos provided by Mrs. Olsen
📸 Photos provided by Mrs. Olsen
Kindergarten Students Celebrate Groundhog Day at Ony
The kindergarten classes enjoyed a special outing on February 2 as they attended the annual Ony Groundhog Ceremony. With excitement in the air, students gathered to see Ony make his big Groundhog Day prediction.
This year, Ony Groundhog predicted an early spring—even though another very famous groundhog elsewhere claimed winter would stick around a bit longer! Ony confidently stood by his forecast, much to the delight of the cheering students.
The event was a fun way for students to learn about traditions, seasons, and how even groundhogs can have different opinions. It was a memorable day full of smiles, laughter, and hopeful thoughts of warmer weather ahead. 🌷☀️
The kindergarten classes enjoyed a special outing on February 2 as they attended the annual Ony Groundhog Ceremony. With excitement in the air, students gathered to see Ony make his big Groundhog Day prediction.
This year, Ony Groundhog predicted an early spring—even though another very famous groundhog elsewhere claimed winter would stick around a bit longer! Ony confidently stood by his forecast, much to the delight of the cheering students.
The event was a fun way for students to learn about traditions, seasons, and how even groundhogs can have different opinions. It was a memorable day full of smiles, laughter, and hopeful thoughts of warmer weather ahead. 🌷☀️
Don't forget, this Saturday!
Part 1:
Our middle school students enjoyed a magical night at the Winter Wonderland Dance on January 16th! ❄️✨
📸 Photos provided by Mrs. Richardson
Our middle school students enjoyed a magical night at the Winter Wonderland Dance on January 16th! ❄️✨
📸 Photos provided by Mrs. Richardson
Part 2:
More moments from the Winter Wonderland middle school dance—full of music, memories, and winter fun! ❄️🎶
📸 Photos provided by Mrs. Richardson
More moments from the Winter Wonderland middle school dance—full of music, memories, and winter fun! ❄️🎶
📸 Photos provided by Mrs. Richardson
Changes to tomorrow nights schedule!
Part 2:
More Teamwork Tuesday fun from Wellness Week! Students and staff across our schools showed school spirit by wearing matching outfits with friends. 👯♂️✨
📸 Elementary & Middle School photos by Mrs. Card and Mrs. Richardson
More Teamwork Tuesday fun from Wellness Week! Students and staff across our schools showed school spirit by wearing matching outfits with friends. 👯♂️✨
📸 Elementary & Middle School photos by Mrs. Card and Mrs. Richardson
Last week we celebrated Wellness Week! On Teamwork Tuesday, students and staff twinned up with friends, showing that connection and teamwork make us stronger. 👯♀️💙
📸 Elementary & Middle School photos by Mrs. Card and Mrs. Richardson
📸 Elementary & Middle School photos by Mrs. Card and Mrs. Richardson
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🌎📚 Mrs Rushton’s First Graders Explore the History of the Earth! 📚🌋
Mrs Rushton’s first grade class just wrapped up an awesome History of the Earth unit. Students dove into hands-on science learning all about Earth’s layers, bubbling volcanoes and geysers 🌋💦 They took a rock walk to see Earth’s treasures up close and even made their own fossils 🪨🦴
Throughout the unit students learned how Earth was shaped over billions of years and had a blast discovering geology through fun activities and experiments 🧠✨
Great job first graders for exploring our planet’s incredible story! 👏🌍🎉
https://youtube.com/shorts/RrKn-RNXIqY?feature=share
Mrs Rushton’s first grade class just wrapped up an awesome History of the Earth unit. Students dove into hands-on science learning all about Earth’s layers, bubbling volcanoes and geysers 🌋💦 They took a rock walk to see Earth’s treasures up close and even made their own fossils 🪨🦴
Throughout the unit students learned how Earth was shaped over billions of years and had a blast discovering geology through fun activities and experiments 🧠✨
Great job first graders for exploring our planet’s incredible story! 👏🌍🎉
https://youtube.com/shorts/RrKn-RNXIqY?feature=share
🧪✨ HI Cap Students Explore High School Chemistry! ✨🧪
Onalaska HI Cap students recently took part in an exciting Chemistry class with Mrs. Shepherd at the High School as part of their quarterly enrichment experience. Students explored hands on activities, asked great questions, and got a glimpse into advanced science learning 🔬⚗️
What is HI Cap?
HI Cap, short for Highly Capable, is a program designed to challenge and support students who demonstrate advanced academic abilities. Through enrichment opportunities like this, students engage in deeper learning, critical thinking, and real world experiences beyond the regular classroom 📚🚀
A big thank you to Mrs. Shepherd for welcoming our students and making science come alive! 👩🔬👏
Onalaska HI Cap students recently took part in an exciting Chemistry class with Mrs. Shepherd at the High School as part of their quarterly enrichment experience. Students explored hands on activities, asked great questions, and got a glimpse into advanced science learning 🔬⚗️
What is HI Cap?
HI Cap, short for Highly Capable, is a program designed to challenge and support students who demonstrate advanced academic abilities. Through enrichment opportunities like this, students engage in deeper learning, critical thinking, and real world experiences beyond the regular classroom 📚🚀
A big thank you to Mrs. Shepherd for welcoming our students and making science come alive! 👩🔬👏
In Mrs. Richardson’s middle school classroom, students are learning what it means to think and work like real engineers 🔧💡. As they explore the world of circuits ⚡, students begin by asking questions and defining problems ❓, such as how to make a light turn on or a buzzer sound.
Next, they develop and use models ✏️📐 by drawing circuit designs and predicting how different components will work together. Students then plan and carry out investigations 🔬 by testing their ideas with wires, batteries, and bulbs 🔋💡 to see what works and what does not.
Along the way, students learn that mistakes are part of the process 💭🔄. By constructing explanations and designing solutions 🛠️, they revise their designs, explain their thinking, and improve their circuits. Through hands-on learning, collaboration 🤝, and problem-solving 🧠, Mrs. Richardson’s students are building confidence, curiosity, and a strong foundation in science and engineering 🚀.
Next, they develop and use models ✏️📐 by drawing circuit designs and predicting how different components will work together. Students then plan and carry out investigations 🔬 by testing their ideas with wires, batteries, and bulbs 🔋💡 to see what works and what does not.
Along the way, students learn that mistakes are part of the process 💭🔄. By constructing explanations and designing solutions 🛠️, they revise their designs, explain their thinking, and improve their circuits. Through hands-on learning, collaboration 🤝, and problem-solving 🧠, Mrs. Richardson’s students are building confidence, curiosity, and a strong foundation in science and engineering 🚀.
