Mott-Regent Public Schools

Another win over Hettinger-Scranton. The 5th graders are still undefeated!

Week 1️⃣ of our Wildfire Season of Giving is complete! "Turkey! Turkey!" Our Wildfire collected 346 nonperishables and $110 cash! We look forward to our "Fill the Sleigh" Week in just a few weeks! Thank you to all of the grades who have participated so far, and to the freshman class who are working towards their community service hours during this Season of Giving!

The first graders made a tipi design as part of their learning about Native American cultures and symbols.

Congratulations to these students who chose to participate in the American Legion Oratorical Scholarship Program! This is an opportunity for high school students to write a speech regarding their role, duties and obligations as a United States citizen and choosing their topic based on some phase of the Constitution of the United States. Thank you to our local Legion members for judging and for offering a local scholarship!
1st place-- Savannah Boyll
2nd place -- Alexia Schaible
3rd place -- Bailey Johnson
4th place -- Allison Grist

The 5th graders learned about Native American culture with Miss Myra.

The 5th and 6th grade boys had impressive wins over Trinity!

Honoring Native American Heritage, the 4th graders learned about telling stories with pictures during their art time with Myra.

The 5th grade bake sale is awesome! Thanks to everyone who has been supporting us! All the profits will be donated to a charity chosen by the students.

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The 6th graders made Native American stories with Ms. Myra for Native American Heritage Month!

Parents/Guardians,

Our teachers are busy teaching students most of the day. The only times teachers can meet with or speak to parents/guardians are before school, during their prep period, or after school. If you need to speak to a teacher, please contact them by email or call the school to schedule an appointment.

The 5th graders are having a bake sale this week, Nov. 17-21. Come support them and enjoy some treats!

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.

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!