❤️ Our Battler Family is missing a big piece of our hearts today. We are all better humans for working with and learning from Coach Smith ❤️
https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/vernsmithgburg/journal/view/id/65cb097433a8242376f412ba
Little Lady Battler Night, Tuesday, February 13th, for GBB players grades 1st-5th.
Correction: boys play at 4, girls at 5:30!
Click on the link to watch DRG's Livestream of the PC Girls bball at 4 and the Boys bball at 5:30 Saturday, February 10th! www.drgnews.com/kmlo
Thank you for supporting our Book Fair! Scholastic dollars from this fair will be used to purchase new books for our library. Stay tuned for updates of our purchases.
Please see below for games/times and the livestream link for the DWU classic in Mitchell on Friday, February 8th!
https://www.dwu.liveticket.tv/
Schedules
Girls
10:00 – Jones County vs Bridgewater Emery
11:30 – Philip vs Potter County
1:00 – Viborg-Hurley vs McCook Central/Montrose
2:30 – Dell Rapids St. Mary vs Corsica-Stickney
4:00 – Hamlin vs Howard
5:30 – Wall vs Freeman
7:00 – Mount Vernon/Plankinton vs St. Thomas More
8:30 – Lyman vs Flandreau
Boys
9:00 – McCook Central/Montrose vs Corsica-Stickney
10:30 – Lower Brule vs Freeman
12:00 – Centerville vs Philip
1:30 – Platte-Geddes vs Bridgewater Emery
3:00 – St. Thomas More vs Mount Vernon/Plankinton
4:30 – Gregory vs. Dell Rapids St. Mary
6:00 – Howard vs Parkston
7:30 – Canistota vs White River
9:00 – Viborg-Hurley vs Hamlin
We are grateful for Mrs. Goebel! Happy School Counseling Week! https://doe.sd.gov/teachsd/emails/020724/Story-1.html
The 147th Army Band is just what our Battler Family needed today ❤️
Due to dense fog, Gettysburg School District will start at 10:00 AM Wednesday, February 7th. Staff meeting at 9:40 in HS ELA room. Thank you
As part of our Ecosystem unit, students have been getting plenty of exercise understanding the benefits and disadvantages to living in a group or as a solitary animal.
Our first lab was called Food Fight! Students were split into habitats and instructed to gather as much food as possible in a 3 minute time frame. Some students were solitary animals while others worked as a group of 2, 3, or 4. Each food item of different size was worth a different amount of points. The real challenge was that students were only able to touch the food items with their spoon!
Our second lab, titled Tag You’re Sick!, showed students how quickly disease can spread throughout a group of animals. (We are currently experiencing this in our classroom too!! 🙈) students that lived in a group had to lock arms. If one student was tagged, the whole group became sick. Our first game took about 30 seconds for everyone to become infected!
Learning can be fun!
Students in Mrs. Hansen’s 3rd grade class put their Auditory Processing skills to work in a restaurant setting building pizzas!
Each student had the opportunity to be a waiter or waitress who had to know all the menu items by memory. They then had to take the customers order and rely that order to the cook. We discussed ways to make this easier and tricks to help with memorization skills!
Good morning! Please see the school Facebook page to learn more about setting up an e-wallet for the upcoming book fair!
Here is an easy way to create a digital account for your child to shop at the book fair!
Our Gettysburg Elementary Book Fair will be held on Wednesday and Thursday after school. We will be open all day during conferences on Friday, too!
This year no cash or coins will be accepted. Debit, credit cards or checks will be the forms of payment.
Here is the January edition of the middle school newsletter, "The Chatterbox." Check out what has been happening in the middle school. Note: There are two slides to see!!
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1cXFRCKg-aMg4iz7fBMkQH5nQj-YrNF8f6_kXwANWUlk/edit?usp=sharing
Due to dense fog, Gettysburg School District will start at 10 AM on Monday, February 5
Happy Groundhog Day from the Kindergartners!
The alumni/student band, GO BATTLERS ❤️🤍
Happy 100th day of school!! Fun times in K today!
Happy 100th day of school! First graders had fun doing different activities with the number 100 with some help from middle schoolers.
