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| Monday, August 23, 2010
Kindergarten parents attended the first ever BOO HOO Brunch after dropping their children off at the classroom doors. It was a great opportunity for visiting and planning for a successful first year of school.
Flowers were provided for those who needed cheering up. Kleenexes were provided for those who needed to settle down. . . .
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Fifth grade students have been learning about land
formations and bodies of water. To exhibit their knowledge,
they have sculpted a geographic landscape with items such as
a plateau, harbor, isthmus, and tributary. They must
correctly . . .
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Eagle Etiquette winners are chosen by class and individual. For the month of August the skill was 'following instructions'. Mrs. Kremer's 5th Grade class was the recipient and will be privileged with hanging the banner in their cubbies and . . .
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Mrs. Schmidt's Kindergarten class participated in setting class rules.
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KB has a pet guinea pig named Gizmo. The children enjoy playing and petting him at center time. Children and parents have the option to take him home for weekend fun.
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2010-2011 Preschoolers taking a tour of school and learning about all the special important locations.
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Second Grade 2A Birth Announcement Born to Husker and Valentine Wednesday, May 12 3 guinea pig puppies read more
The sixth graders presented a program, Lighten Up. It was held Thursday, April 1st.
The program presented humor in many forms including, music, jokes of various kinds, and humorous skits. The characters included, Blarney, a Rapper and a . . .
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On Monday, February 22 the fourth graders at Milford Elementary were able to participate in an activity called, “Discover Nebraska: Honoring Nebraska Through Quilts.” Volunteers from the Quilters Guild visited the school and shared . . .
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The second and third graders presented a program, Zoosical, A Musical. It was held Tuesday, February 16th.
The program presented animals of five classes: mammals, fish/crustaceans, birds, amphibians, and insects.
The music presented . . .
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KB learned about spiders and bats in November. The children are
proud of their spider hats on this picture. Did you know that
spiders have two body parts and 8 legs? They also are not insects
but they are arachnids. We made an . . .
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The Milford Elementary P.T.O. is teaming up with Justina Roth, a
2008 Milford High School graduate, to reach a goal of collecting
one million aluminum tabs. Justina's passion to collect aluminum
tabs began when she became very ill in March . . .
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It was a picture perfect fall day for the third grade class as
they enjoyed their second annual field trip to Vala’s Pumpkin
Patch. The 52 students along with 30 parents had the opportunity to
take a hayrack ride out to the pumpkin . . .
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Each month elementary students are challenged to do their best
in keeping certain eagle etiquette skills.
The skill for October was "Lunchroom Behavior"
Congratulations! Mrs. Jakub's 5th Grade Class was the . . .
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Mr. Dave Henning’s Environmental Science class ventured over to the elementary school, where they taught the second grade about compost. Students learned about how nutrients are cycled in nature by coloring pictures of different types of . . . read more
We were privileged to be able to host an international
children's choir from Africa. The Matsiko Choir is made up of some
of Uganda's poorest and most at risk children. Some are orphans and
some lived in the garbage dumps. Their parents . . .
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