Today the elementary students at achievement Friday got to learn how to make ice cream in a bag! Sorry in advance parents and guardians you may be making this at home now!
Achievement Friday with 3rd and 4th graders. Thank you to Katelin Kouba for your help.
Acheivement Friday Fun! Learning about bees and making a sweet honey treat.
Get to the bottom of underachievement
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Reduce the risk of risky behavior
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Faith won 1st place on bars, 4th in the all-around, 5th in vault, and 6th in the floor routine. What an awesome performance!!
The 4th grade girls were the undefeated champions at the Border City Bash basketball tournament in Lemmon, SD. Outstanding teamwork!!
National FFA Week Day 2:
Dress up day: Case vs John Deere
Classroom visits: 3rd grade "my farm web"
Elementary coloring contest in full swing!
Tomorrow will be a fun day!
SAFE KIDS February release.
FFA Week Day 1:
-Pep assembly with egg toss, farmer relay, ag trivia, and ending with a group dance to "Church Clap"
-Dress up day: Farmers day off/USA
-Ag in the classroom presentations by FFA officers. Kindergarten-how agriculture makes a cookie, 2nd grade-Temple Grandin book with how some people see in pictures, 5th grade- How Abe Lincoln impacted agriculture (did you know he created the USDA?!), 6th grade-mini FFA contests in tool ID, crop ID, dog breed ID and livestock judging!
We are excited for day 2!
The 6th grade enjoyed Ag in the Classroom today for National FFA Week!!
Emphasize the difference between fact and opinion
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🌟 The 2026 Mott Physical Education Winter Olympics Are Underway! 🌟
The stage is set and the excitement is building as our Elementary students kick off the 2026 Mott P.E. Winter Olympics!
This year’s cross‑curricular unit features four student‑selected countries from around the globe:
🇧🇷 Brazil • 🇨🇦 Canada • 🇯🇵 Japan • 🇵🇭 Philippines
Throughout the unit, students are learning about each nation’s culture, geography, and global connections while also exploring iconic Winter Olympic sports such as:
🏒 Hockey
⛸️ Speed Skating
🛷 Skeleton
🥌 And everyone’s favorite… CURLING!
This experience blends physical activity, teamwork, cultural learning, and friendly competition—all designed to inspire our young athletes and broaden their understanding of the world.
Let the games begin! ❄️🔥
The stage is set and the excitement is building as our Elementary students kick off the 2026 Mott P.E. Winter Olympics!
This year’s cross‑curricular unit features four student‑selected countries from around the globe:
🇧🇷 Brazil • 🇨🇦 Canada • 🇯🇵 Japan • 🇵🇭 Philippines
Throughout the unit, students are learning about each nation’s culture, geography, and global connections while also exploring iconic Winter Olympic sports such as:
🏒 Hockey
⛸️ Speed Skating
🛷 Skeleton
🥌 And everyone’s favorite… CURLING!
This experience blends physical activity, teamwork, cultural learning, and friendly competition—all designed to inspire our young athletes and broaden their understanding of the world.
Let the games begin! ❄️🔥
The 6th grade students have been hard at work! They each picked a person from the USA Olympic Team to research, write a report, and make a PowerPoint on!!🏅
The 2nd Grade enjoyed visiting and doing crafts with people at the Mott Care Center!
Cheering for our Jaguars! The 5th graders cheered extra-loud for Jada!
The 5th graders had fun making clay fish with Miss Myra.
Charlie really got into the Valentine's Day spirit!
What a special Valentine surprise! Christina Geerts shared homemade tamales with the 5th graders!! Thank You!
The 5th graders know how to celebrate Valentine's Day! Parents, thanks for all the candy and treats you shared with the class.
The first graders were amazed that they could make their own clay pots! Thanks Mrs. Myra!
