second grade habitat project

 Ms.Vaughan’s second grade class is working on a habitat project. This desert habitat has a camel, cactus, spider plant, and many more cool things. In this room you can tell they are having a lot of fun! 

Jump Into Fall with a Color Wheel

11-17 -10 The first graders made color wheels out of paper leaves.  Mrs. Patten and Mrs. Miller’s class’s meet with Ms. Wilkinson on Mondays and Mr. Johnson’s class meets on Fridays. They first mixed their colors together, and then traced out six leaves to go on their black, circular, paper. To finish this project, they glued their leaves in the order of the color wheel on their paper. This project is both fun and helps the first graders learn the order and the different colors of the color wheel.

Ocean Floor

6^th graders constructed a model of the ocean floor. They had to build various topographical features such as, trenches, atolls, islands, seamounts, and mid-ocean ridge. They molded clay to form these shapes.

Sock It To Me

Student Council sponsored a sock drive. Over 1,000 pairs of socks were donated to Open Door Mission. Student council members created a box for students to throw their socks in. What a great project!

2nd grade has been learning new words. Words they have learned so far include mother, than, just and very. By doing this, they have been improving their vocabulary.
By Hannah

Reading Minutes

Rumsey Students were challenged to read a combined total of 50,000 minutes by Mrs. Kelberlau. The students delivered so Sean Watson, the magician, visited Rumsey and made Mrs. Kelberlau disappear!!!. Here is a student assisting Sean with a magic trick.

Canned Food Drive!

November 9^th through November 19^th provided exciting times for Rumsey Station. Student Council Members organized the annual Canned Food Drive.  736 cans were donated. All the cans went to Bellevue Food Pantry. All of the Student Council members enjoyed doing it for people in need.

By: Ashley

On Wednesday December 1^st, students in Mrs. Cieslik’s class played instruments and sang, “Wade in the Water,” a traditional American spiritual. Damien Burger, Lauren Frady and Ellie Morrison (pictured above) are playing wood blocks to the beat. Rachel Loerch (right) is playing two bars on the glockenspiel every time the singers sing "wade" in the song.

by Schyler Cruse