April’s Pacer Champions.
Oly Students Enjoy Talent Show
Getting Student Appreciation Day Started with a Little Teacher Dodgeball!
Our 5th Graders are collaboratively character mapping today to practice using text evidence and representing traits symbolically.
What an honor to celebrate the accomplishments of these wonderful 5th grade students today at the Illinois Principals Association student recognition luncheon! #OlySpartanPride
STEM Celebration Underway!
Students working on chasing, fleeing & dodging while playing “Flag Tag”.
Mr. Padilla and friends at SEL conference.
First grade students working on jumping and landing skills while plays “Leg Ball”.
Some of our 5th Graders are developing a summer camp for Project Based Learning. Today they are practicing their cartography skills by making maps of their camps!
Creations from Mr. Lemoncello's Library 4M MTSS
Second grade took inspiration from a yummy Easter treat , Peeps, to create a fun new creature
#olyspartanpride
Destress from testing with a game of Contig
When the weather is nice, we take writing outside with us!
1st Grade & Kindergarten students working on catching skills while playing “Ring Collector”.
Congratulations to Amanda Gray who was awarded a $500 grant for school supplies for Olympia South. This grant was sponsored by the Meemic Foundation that is funded by Meemic Insurance company for educators. #OlySpartanPride
2nd - 5th Grade students working on push ups and sit ups for their upcoming fitness test.
First Grade & Kindergarten exercising their upper body playing “Sharks & Swimmers”.
First graders in Mrs. Gray’s class beat the teacher! AGAIN!! We are playing “beat the teacher” each day on our class. The first graders earn points by staying on task, following directions the first time, being kind friends, etc. Miss Shindollar and Mrs. Gray can earn points if they have to give directions repeatedly, the class struggles to get quiet or transition. So far, they have the best record! Today they earned an afternoon dance party!
Ms Metz's second graders shared their amazing habitat projects with fourth and fifth grade classes! Fourth and fifth graders remembered doing this fun project and the second graders loved showing what they learned.
