700 Club breakfast was a major success! THANK YOU to all who made it a success.
Congrats to all our students who scored 700 on one or more of their OST exams last year.
We are so PROUD of your hard work.
We loved seeing the flipping pancakes!🥞🥞
VERY VERY Important parents/guardians.
We are getting into "cold season!"
We really need all of our Panthers to have coats and eventually hats/gloves, etc.
This is very important for the safety of our kids!
If a child doesn't have a coat we will keep them in from recess and contact you. Further incidents could result into discipline, etc.
Our rule is that we will be outside for atleast a short period of time at 20 degrees over above (wind chill).
Kids need fresh air and movement each and every day that it is possible.
Thank you for your attention to this.
Thank you to Ms. Cantor and all our parent volunteers for making our BOOK FAIR a success so far.
One more day left for our fall book fair! The fair will close tomorrow at the end of the school day.
Thank you to everyone who has shopped, you are helping support our school library!
We had more great math PD for our administration and curriculum coaches today!
We are working with our new instructional materials and see where we can maximize our instructional practices and time for our kids!
It's National School Lunch week!
Thank you to our kitchen staff for all they do! They are a GREAT TEAM! Thru love what they do and our kids love their meals! 🏴☠️
Red Ribbon Week coming soon!
It'll be a FUN week!
We are experiencing a power outage at most of our schools. We are in contact with the power company to determine the extent and estimated duration of the outage. We will communicate with you as we learn more.
We will finish the school day with normal dismissal procedures.
This afternoon we looked at our Culture and Climate in the building and our discipline data.
We are going to be starting our PBIS "CHECK IN and CHECK OUT" with some of our Panthers through a mentoring program. This will be a big help/resource for our students.
We had learning walks with central office this AM. They LOVED what they saw. We are always looking to improve our craft.
The kids and adults did great. Way to go PANTHERS! 🐆
Reminder:
We have our 700 Club Pancake Breakfast tomorrow AM at 7:15am.
Students are allowed to bring 1 guest.
This is for current 4th and 5th graders only. Invites were sent.
We can't wait to see everyone!
The Panther Bucks winners today were able to do a haunted house learn to draw and add their own spooky touches.
Keep up the good work Chardon Hills students!!!!
Students are taking some time in P.E. to learn how to tie their shoes!
This is great for fine motor skill and cognitive development, patience, persistence, independence, personal responsibility and more. Students who already know how to tie are becoming leaders in the classroom and helping their classmates.
This is a life skill that will prepare them for other tasks as they get older.
Thank you Mrs. Strimpel for putting this lesson together! I'm sure parents and teachers are appreciative! :)
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The Chardon Hills Scholastic Book Fair is NOW OPEN and runs through the end of the school day on Friday, October 18th!
All purchases are subject to the local tax rate of 8%, as per Scholastic policy. Purchases can be made with cash, card, Apple Pay, and Scholastic e-Wallet. e-Wallets can be set up on the book fair homepage: https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/chardonhillsmagnetschool1
Every purchase benefits the Chardon Hills Library Media Center. Thank you for supporting our students and school community!
Here’s a sneak peek at next week’s Scholastic book fair!
Open Monday the 14th through Friday the 18th during school hours.
Miss Cantor will have the fair open early for students shopping with a grown up during the 700 Club breakfast on Thursday.
Today Mrs. Spohn's class and Mrs. K Borally's classes got their pizza reward from the PTA Walk-A-Thon.
Thank you again to all the parents/family members who donated. What a great event.
Thanks again to Ms. Wiggins for heading this all up.
The pizza was provided by Congin's Pizza in Euclid.
It was a great way to end the week!🍕🐆
This week Ms. Cekada’s class started Topic 4: Use Multiplication to Divide.
The students worked with identifying the structure of fact families and using multiplication to divide. Each student created their own candy corn fact family!
Way to go PANTHERS!
Congratulations to our Teachers, Staff and Kid Connector of the Month.
Thank you to our newest partner for PBIS: Holiday Inn Express and Suites in Madison.
We appreciate their partnership. Our staff were very excited. :)
Everyone have a nice long weekend.
Go PANTHERS! 🐆
Fifth grade students have been studying ecosystems this week specifically organisms in our local ecosystems.
Student traced the flow of energy in ecosystems through examining food chains and food webs.
They dissected owl pellets to find evidence of the organisms found in an owl’s ecosystem and examine predator/prey relationships.
As a culminating activity, we brought in the naturalist and the owl to teach the kids more!!!
The owls names are Nigel and Luna! 🦉🦉
Thank you to Mrs. Nelson and the 5th grade teachers for setting this up for the kids. Great learning experience.
In Sklarek’s room in my
CKLA the students are learning about the Inca, Aztec, and Maya civilizations. After their whole class instruction, students paired off into different flexible seating stations in the classroom to start their Ancient Americans Test Review. Outside of the standard curriculum, today’s lesson focused on giving students choice in their learning process.
In Mrs. Spohn's 1st grade class as part of their Knowledge Domain of Early Asian Civilizations, Second Graders followed the STEM design process to make seals.
These clay seals were used to represent writing in the Indus River Valley over 4,500 years ago.
This was a great assignment for our Panthers!
