3rd grade students are working on identifying many components that make up a story.
As we embark on new endeavors to rebrand our District, foster school spirit, and support our beloved students, we are thrilled to introduce District 3's latest initiative—the all-new Spiritwear Store! https://pppshpp.com/pages/bpd3-student-faculty-shoppe
Mrs. Bennett is working with Mrs. Parmley's class on spelling with digraphs, ch, sh, and ck.
Ms. Coleman's class are busy planning and writing a personal narrative.
Students wished Dr. Garris a Happy Birthday!
"Pair up against drugs, dress as a twin" day for Red Ribbon Week.
A Special Joint Board of Education Meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 29, 2024, at 6:00 pm. The meeting will be held at Zion-Benton District 126 (South Cafeteria). Districts attending: WHSD 1, BPD 3, ZION 6, AND ZBTHS 126. Agenda: https://bit.ly/48k0V68
Reading and discussing with classmates in 1st and 2nd grade.
So many fun events happening in November at Zion-Benton Public Library! Check out their flyer.
Spirit week "Keep yourself in check, say no to drugs, wear plaid or flannel" day!
Classes created wonderful bulletin boards for Red Ribbon Week!
Classes created wonderful bulletin boards for Red Ribbon Week!
Students are showing their spirit during Red Ribbon Week!
It is National School Bus Safety Week. Visit: https://www.nhtsa.gov/road-safety/school-bus-safety#the-topic-bus-stop-safety for tips about how to talk to your student about bus safety.
Students learned a new energizer to get their brains ready to learn! They loved doing the clapping game, Double Double, This This, Double Double, That That.
Happy Principal Appreciation Week! We are so thankful for all the hard work and dedication our principals have put into making our schools a great place to learn and grow. Thank you for your leadership and commitment to our students.
Collision experiments to test energy transfer from one object to another.
Students in Mrs. Maki's class worked on determining which number was greater while rolling oversized dice. Hands-on learning keeps everyone engaged!
Students learned how to speed stack cups and race against each other.
This 4th grade class is engaged in partner reading activities to learn with each other and Ms. Squires.
