It was Gingerbread Day in 2nd Grade! We read stories about the Gingerbread Baby and How to Catch the Gingerbread Man. In math, we practiced estimating and measuring some gingerbread houses in centimeters. Then we got to make some graham cracker gingerbread houses following the plans we made yesterday. It was such a fun and sweet day to be in 2nd Grade!
Christmas creations from some of the first graders. These yarn wrapped trees have personalities!! The kids all agreed this was a fun project!!
Support the Booster Club and the Alma-Pepin basketball teams this Friday!
Congratulations to this week's winners!
The Alma Area Schools had a visitor this morning surprising the students!
BOYS GAMEDAY at Alma High School
Top Row: Mekayla Guzman, Alivia Elliott, Brynn Midtovne, Olivia Larson, Lauren Carlson
Second Row: Hannah Wahlund, Isabella Olson, Kenzie Bocksell, Savannah Smith
Third Row: Morgan Schruth, Bella Brouillard, Lacey Fayerweather, Madison Fayerweather, Imani Lopez-Elliott
Fourth Row: Elizabeth Graner, Alexis Koch, Michaela Gold, Jenna Bechel
Fifth Row: Alliah Sterry, Deysi Hernandez, Ashlyn Ebersold, Amelia Ingli, Emma McMahon
Coaches: Hayley Ingli, Rachel Midtovne, Lauren Loock, Tracy Moline
This week's elementary Student of the Week is Raymond Bowler. Raymond has two cats, Spooky and Olive, and is the youngest son of Sara and Martin. In school, he plays football, basketball, and baseball. Meanwhile outside of school, he plays catch with his brother, John, and plays video games, specifically Fortnite. Ray's favorite subject is science because he loves doing “fun projects.” Even though he loves doing his projects, he can make time for his favorite lunch, The Eagle Burger. Congratulations Raymond Bowler!
This week's student of the week goes to junior, Amber Meier. Amber is the youngest daughter of Dan and Shannon; she has one sister, Jessica, who also went to Alma. Amber loves how small Alma is and how she knows everyone. During school, Amber’s favorite subject is Math with Mr.Killian, but Mrs. Krzoska is her ultimate favorite teacher since she always has things for the students to complete. Amber participates in volleyball, softball, band, and forensics. After graduation, she plans on attending CVTC to become a dental hygienist. During the summer, Amber works at the school as a janitor where she enjoys talking with all her co-workers. Outside of work, Amber enjoys spending time with her friends and family. Congratulations Amber and keep up the good work.
Here is the Eagle Weekly for Dec. 16-21
Have a great week!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vRpoPQ0W2Hg6G5J0zbWm97zUGyEkZQwwjV65XKRMBZkeWscW7XoA_rIyM-jZqwhR2Oa7xHyUnxu_E-K/pub
Top row: Reeden Bocksell, Claiton Anderson-Ruskin, Breckin Hullopeter, Mason Westberg, Jaxon Busch
Second Row: Liam Midtovne, Jake Komisar
Third Row: Anders Seifert, Wil Jumbeck, Trenton Krzoska, Novak Pesic, Gavin Weaver
Fourth Row: Corbin Hughes, Connor Moskwa, Kevin Bauer, Anders Johansen, Owen Post, Blake Carlson
Coaches: Nash Gillies, Barry Terpstra, Gavin Barton, Brad Noel
Congrats to this week's Elementary Alma Pride winners. Nice job students on being great school citizens!
On Friday morning the 3rd graders helped save Christmas! They completed problems in an Escape Room activity where Christmas was stolen. The answers to the problems lead to the Christmas thief! Excitement was shared when Christmas was saved!
If you are unable to make the Alma Grades 1-3 Holiday Concert tonight at 7:00 p.m. Here is a live stream link! Enjoy!
https://justagame.com/clients/649b53c25be6ccJx7D
2024-2025 Eagles Girls Basketball
Top row (left to right): Finley Noll, Mya Stewart, Nessa Noll, Hailey Marcks
Second row (left to right): Coach Dawn Carol. Macy Stewart, Abigale Ridgeway, Alyssa Johnson, Coach Ali Murray
Third Row (left to right): Tori Creighton, Leah Green, Allidah Luff, Jillian Schmitt. Finley Hullopeter, Hailee McQuiston
Here is the link to buy your tickets!
https://www.nba.com/timberwolves/youth-basketball/boyceville-pepin-alma
The preschoolers had so much fun learning to sort by color! This was a part of their math lesson for the day.
Congratulations to this week's Football Mania winner!
The 5th and 6th graders have been working with Nurse Katie on a germ experiment! First we reviewed proper handwashing, then we put on our scientist hats to run an experiment and see if handwashing actually makes a difference! We tested clean hands and dirty hands- it is pretty clear to us that clean hands carry the least amount of germs! Handwashing matters!
