Ag in the Hallway!
3 of Mrs. Damjanovich's classes have been busy putting together interactive games about topics they are learning about in class for the high school hallways! They wanted to bring Agriculture to the hallways and allow others to join the fun of an Ag Ed course!
Deep in the Math Zone....
Rylen is looking sharp and ready to take on Trinity this afternoon!
🎶 Music + Talent + Wildfire Energy = One Grand Concert!
Catch the Northern Plains Grand Concert on Nov. 15th at 4 PM at DSU’s Stickney Auditorium in May Hall! Featuring a fabulous Women’s Choir, a powerful Mixed Choir, and an excellent Concert Band. Bring your friends & family and bring your hype—come support our Wildfire Music Students! 🔥🙌
Mixed Choir: Riley Boyll, Maddison Messer, Shaunie Mayer, Jocelyn Schaible, Jeriana Tharaldson, Bailey Johnson
Women’s Choir: Elaina Ervine, Marley Byzewski, Tasha Rosenberg, Jorgia Smith, Charlotte Solley
Directed by Mrs. Rachael Mayer
Good luck team! ❤️💛
The Geometry and Algebra 1 class showcases their skills through a copycat game as an introductory activity on Congruence and Transformations (Reflection).
To improve math fact fluency at home, consider the following strategies:
Use Everyday Situations: Turn daily activities into math problems. For example, during grocery shopping, count items or calculate totals. Cooking can be a great time for practicing fractions.
Hands-On Learning Activities: Engage children with hands-on activities like using LEGO bricks for addition or puzzles for subtraction.
Mental Math Exercises: Practice mental math with quick exercises to strengthen problem-solving skills.
Games and Activities: Incorporate games like plastic eggs or other objects for addition, multiplication squares for multiplication, and "Four in a Row" for practice.
Online Resources: Utilize digital platforms like Xtramath for interactive and errorless practice.
These methods can help children build confidence and fluency in their math skills, making learning more enjoyable and effective.
Use Everyday Situations: Turn daily activities into math problems. For example, during grocery shopping, count items or calculate totals. Cooking can be a great time for practicing fractions.
Hands-On Learning Activities: Engage children with hands-on activities like using LEGO bricks for addition or puzzles for subtraction.
Mental Math Exercises: Practice mental math with quick exercises to strengthen problem-solving skills.
Games and Activities: Incorporate games like plastic eggs or other objects for addition, multiplication squares for multiplication, and "Four in a Row" for practice.
Online Resources: Utilize digital platforms like Xtramath for interactive and errorless practice.
These methods can help children build confidence and fluency in their math skills, making learning more enjoyable and effective.
Using multimedia, Mr. Alido led the life science class through the digestive and circulatory systems today. Students were able to view the digestive process using a training manikin and with the help of the Anatomage Table on loan from RACTC. This table is a 3D virtual dissection tool. Students were able to virtually dissect the human heart and view arteries, capillaries, and veins.
Hello Wildfire Fans! Our volleyball team will be playing tonight in Killdeer for 3rd place in the region and a chance at a State Qualifier match. Please join us in sending our girls off to regionals in style by lining up cars and helping to "honk them to victory." They will leave from the school at 2:00pm. Go Wildfire!
Reminder! The Title 1 Annual Fall Meeting is after school today!
The Mott-Regent School District is proud to announce that Mrs. Bridget Greff has been selected as a finalist for the NDASSP Principal of the Year! Mrs. Greff will be representing Region 4! Congratulations to Mrs. Greff! Your school and community are blessed to have you as our High School Principal and will be cheering you on!
It may be early, but these two seniors are ready for a full day with the ASPIRE Program at Minot State University! 🌟 This program helps high school juniors and seniors get a head start on their career path in education, allowing them to earn their special education para certification and work at their school while they learn. Have a great day, ladies!
The first graders did a science experiment where they discovered that there are objects light can and can’t pass through.
The Mott-Regent Varsity Volleyball team defeated New Salem-Almont, 3-2, in the quarterfinals of the Region 4B Volleyball Tournament this evening! They will play the New England Tigers tomorrow at 4:30pm in the Region 4B semifinals at Killdeer High School. Admission to the game is $15 per person, paid at the gate.
We are going to run a fan bus for this game. It can hold 40 people. The Fire Brigade is sponsoring the bus, which means it is free of charge to ride! You can begin lining up for the bus tomorrow at 2:10pm next to the bus which will be parked in front of the school. It is first come first served. The bus departs the school at 2:30pm and will return at the conclusion of the game. Mr. Slayton will have an additional 10 seats in the school van if needed.
Kindergarten created "Veteran's are the heart of America" projects to honor Veteran's Day!
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The Mott-Regent clothing store will be open until Wednesday, November 12. It's a great place to get all your Wildfire, Jaguars, & Huskies gear! It'll make great Christmas presents!
Mott-Regent clothing Store
Third graders studying static electricity in Science class. Look at these cuties!
Elementary boys basketball game tonight at Grant County will play 2 quarters of 4th grade, 2 quarters of 5th grade and 2 quarters of 6th grade. Still starting at 4:00.
Schedule change
Elementary boys basketball for Monday November 10 @ New England has been moved to November 17. Start time is still 4:00 in New England.
Elementary boys basketball for Monday November 10 @ New England has been moved to November 17. Start time is still 4:00 in New England.