The 8th grade science class has been learning about various forms of energy, including elastic potential energy in which energy is stored through stretching and compressing. Students created their own toy devices showcasing this energy.
Seventh grade science is currently learning about weather and what influences it as well as how to predict upcoming weather. Students will work in groups to create a PHS News Report, including a current events, sports, and weather section using what they are learning.
Fifth grade is learning about early American Indian societies and their early settlements. In these settlements, they began to practice agriculture, which led to blending of cultures due to staying in one place longer. Students modeled how to learn new skills with no verbal communication, just as some early settlers did when they didn't share cultures or languages. We used non verbal skills only to teach a group of teacher-selected classmates a new card game.
🏃♀️🏃Home Cross Country Meet today at Fish Lake. Good luck to all of our Titan Cross Country runners! 🏃🏃♀️
Second graders are improving their mental math skills using the Math Facts Lab program!
The third graders have been learning to multiply using the distributive property. We had fun putting together and taking apart arrays made of m&ms.
Fourth grade got to experiment with energy transfers. They made their own roller coasters and used marbles as the "cars"!
Second grade used scarves in music to help show the difference between high and low notes in Camille Saint-Saëns' Personages with Long Ears!
Looking for piano players!! The choir is looking for a piano player to accompany the choir on one song at our upcoming Oct 4 concert! For more information/to view the music please reach out to Mrs Stoebner at Ly.stoebner@k12.sd.us
🏐The Lady Titans travel to Redfield for Volleyball action. Good luck to all of our Titan Volleyball players! 🏐
🏌️♂️⛳ Golf Meet at Winner. Good luck to our Titan Golfers! ⛳🏌️♂️
Congratulations to our Middle School POWER Student of the Month for September. Students are nominated for exemplifying/practicing the POWER expectations.
Douglas demonstrates POWER expectations every day.
He comes to school with a good attitude and is very kind to others.
He shows respect to his teachers & classmates.
He goes out of his way to help other people.
Congratulations to our Senior High POWER Student of the Month for September. Students are nominated for exemplifying/practicing the POWER expectations. Maycee exemplifies the POWER expectations.
Maycee always comes to class with a positive mood and ready to go.
She is among the students who will help put away any materials that need to be put away.
She is very respectful of not only myself, but the other students in the class.
She takes responsibility for her intern job by being prepared to teach every afternoon.
The student looks forward to working with her because she show that she cares.
🏃🏃♀️Good luck to our Titan Cross Country runners as they travel to Sioux Falls for the Nike Heartland invitational!🏃♀️🏃
Preschool has been working on recognizing our names....this week we made name caterpillars!
6th grade FCS experimented with the amount of stirring when making muffins.
The boys cross country brought home the win last night. Awesome work by all of them!
The career class practiced making a newscast for their exploration of the Arts, A/V Technology & Communications
It's been a busy week for high school math! Geometry, Algebra 2, and Consumer Math had their first tests of the year! We had fun with a Geometry scavenger hunt review and a competitive Jeopardy Alg 2 game. Consumer math flew through their review and test! Very proud of everyone so far!
Plankinton's Color Guard is getting ready for the first competition on Friday, September 27!
