The students journey to Brazil during their art tour around the world last week during the First Friday. They learned custom, viewed landmarks and and the folk art of the county. The students then created a Morpho butterfly native to the Brazilian Rainforest, which they learned can grow to 10” across.
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First grade enjoyed learning about Brazil and making butterflies during First Friday Art!
Just a quick reminder that National School Breakfast Week is this week, March 6-9th.
The students will love to have community/family members come eat breakfast with them. Breakfast this week will run from 7:30-8:30. Cost of breakfast is $3.50. Upon arrival please stop by the Elementary/MS office.
HOPE TO SEE EVERYONE THIS WEEK!!!!
The second grade classes read to Mrs. Proper's 7th grade today.
Today YCMS Student Council attended a workshop at Greenbush on implementing SMART Goals . #ycwildcats
In celebration of Dr. Seuss’ Birthday and Read Across America, the 4th Graders read books to the Kindergarteners
YCMS placed 1st in tonight's league contest in both A and B pools. Great night to be a Wildcat!!
The 3rd Grade music class learned about the process of writing music from guests Jessie Hoag and Jesse Jack Sample.
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Reminder: YCEMS yearbook order forms are due tomorrow!
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On March 28 all students in grade 5-8 will be part of an author visit by Paul Griffin. His books are available and orders are due by March 1st. Forms were sent home with students last week.
Here are the March School Meal Menus! March 6th - 10th is National Breakfast Week.
Happy Birthday!
In October, several students submitted an audition recording for the KMEA All-State Middle-Level Honor Choir. 166 students were selected from almost 1000 auditioned recordings representing schools of all sizes from around the state. USD 366 was notified in November that one student was chosen as an active participant, COOPER O’BRIEN, with one other student being selected as an alternate, ASHER ARNOLD. COOPER went to Wichita on February 24 to participate in the clinic and the concert at Wichita’s Century II Convention Center and Concert Hall. When asked how he liked his experience he said, "It was a lot of fun and a lot of work...When can I go again". Way to represent Woodson USD 366 Cooper... WE ARE PROUD OF YOU!!!!
Come plan to help us Dig Into School Breakfast March 6th -9th.
