Mrs. Schartner's class is making Valentines Day piñatas! Catch a sneak peak before they are done! #togetherwesoar #SPSDlearning
Everyone loves Ms. Sara's Fab Friday! Teamwork to the max!
#SPSDlearning #togetherwesoar
Parents, parents! Read all about it! - Your kids LOVE books!
#togetherwesoar #SPSDlearning
Our amazing 1st grade students walked over to the Pines nursing home to sing carols before our Winter Break! #togetherwesoar #SPSDlearning
Mrs. Breunig's 4K Cares class made their own BINGO cards! They cut out, glued all the pieces together, and played some BINGO after all their handwork!
#togetherwesoar #SPSDlearning
Throwback to Ms. Pugh's Polar Express Experience, including a freezing package of jingle bells from the North Pole, hot cocoa, and comfy clothes! #togetherwesoar #SPSDlearning
I think we may have some future bakers in the works! Check out these students and their amazing cookie decorating! #SPSDlearning #togetherwesoar
Thank you to all the grown ups who came to help make gingerbread houses! It was so fun and everyone made beautiful masterpieces! #togetherwesoar #SPSDlearning
Bridges Elementary School's first graders have embraced the true spirit of giving this holiday season. In a heartwarming display of generosity, the 106 young students worked together to raise $806.51 to purchase gifts for the Hope House, an organization dedicated to supporting victims of domestic and sexual violence in Sauk, Columbia, Juneau, Marquette, and Adams counties.
#SPSDlearning #togetherwesoar
The students took on a variety of tasks to raise the money. From cleaning homes to caring for pets, the children diligently completed their chores. One enterprising student even sold portraits of animals to contribute to the cause.
The Hope House, which serves as a crucial resource for victims of violence, will benefit greatly from the students' efforts, providing them with much-needed support during a difficult time of year. The first graders' hard work and compassion are a reminder that, even at a young age, we all have the ability to make a difference.
"This is definitely the season to spread kindness and support each other," a first grade teacher said. "Our students did their part to make the world a better place, and we couldn't be more proud."
The school's Grinch even made an appearance bringing a gift for the Hope House. The kindness shared made her heart grow several sizes!
With their collective effort, the first graders of Bridges Elementary School have proven that the gift of giving is truly the greatest gift of all.
No School - Winter Break December 23, 2024 - January 1, 2025
We are so ready for the holidays! We have been crafting away! #SEL #SPSDlearning #togetherwesoar
Ms. Schaeffer's class did a wonderful job on their holiday STEM project! Look at these amazing students! #SPSDlearning #togetherwesoar
Our students love learning about traditions around the holidays! We learned how to play with dreidels and tried latkes with applesauce! #SPSDlearning #togetherwesoar
Mrs. Schartner's class has been creating their own myths based on the Greek mythology, Oedipus and the Riddle of the Sphinx and Atalanta and he Golden Apples! Some brave students shared with the class.
Our second graders had a blast with Ms. Nancy during Ag in the classroom! She taught some great ways to recycle trees after the holidays. Thank you Ms. Nancy! #SPSDlearning #togetherwesoar
Shout out to our 4th grade buddies! Mrs. Wieczorek's class had so much fun playing holiday BINGO! #SPSDlearning #togetherwesoar
Mrs. Baldwin's class made some beautiful ordainments for the state capital tree in Madison!
We love seeing all the teamwork and hard work! Fabulous Friday fun! #SPSDlearning #togetherwesoar
First graders in Mrs. Volp's class learned about camouflage. In the activity, Moth Hide and Seek, students test their ability to spot camouflage moths, and then design a camouflage pattern for a moth of their own and hide it in the classroom! The class then had Mrs. Volp try to find all of their moths. Can you find any?
Brrrrrrr, weather is getting colder! Be sure to send your student(s) with winter gear to keep them warm.
