7th grade art
Before going shopping at Charger Mart, 1st graders need to know how much money they can spend. Middle schoolers come and help them count their money.
The students have worked hard, make sure you see their projects.
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Mrs. Riepl was a presenter at the 2024 MSTA Convention in Columbia, MO. Go to the news section at www.sks.k12.mo.us to read the full article.
Besides decorating the teacher, the students were blindfolded and tried to find a box on the gym floor. Winner won a pizza lunch for their class!
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Who doesn't love a good game of TP the teacher?! The students had a blast during our first quarter assembly.
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Several awards were handed out during our first assembly!
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Who remembers the adoption of Checkers the Classroom Pet Snake?
We’re thrilled to share that Checkers is still thriving! Adopted in January 2023, thanks to Mrs. T-K's “Pets in the Classroom” grant, Checkers has become a beloved part of our middle school learning environment.
In these photos, you can see our students joyfully interacting with him as they learn about ecosystems, living organisms, and the importance of caring for living things.
Each week, they feed him, help clean his tank, and occasionally get to hold him—an experience that fosters responsibility and respect for all creatures!
4th grade recently made a quilt in counseling class. The purpose was to celebrate their unique differences, what makes them special!
Nice improvements in the cafeteria!
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Congratulations to our Cross Country Harriers on their exciting season! Records broken and personal bests achieved! Go to the news section on our website at www.sks.k12.mo.us to read the full article.
Recently, the Shell Knob Charger Band got the privilege to attend Ozarko Band Competition at MSU on Saturday, October 5th. The competition involved multiple high schools that competed in different divisions. They fought for trophies and individual awards. All of the high schools showcased their incredible marching skills and dedication.
Collectively, the band learned how they worked together as a team, and how the high schools’ hardwork and commitment paid off in their dazzling display. The band altogether was inspired to pursue band and eventually join them on the field.
