Kettle Falls School District Phased in Approach
November 23, 2020 School Board Work Session
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Kettle Falls High School Reopening Plan
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Kettle Falls School District Reopening Plan
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SafeSchools Alert
Kettle Falls School District is excited to offer a new opportunity for families, students, and community members to communicate with us. We continue to look for other ways to expand and improve our lines of communication, and Safe Schools Alert will allow folks to easily tell us about any concerns they might have or ask questions. The more information we have, the better able we will be to help and support our students and their families.
“Lord of the Flies” — Campaign posters - comparing the “leaders” and who is most fit for that role!
During the 4th-grade animal defense mechanism unit, students researched the defense mechanisms of local animals: gray wolf, white-tailed deer, bald eagle, and cougar.
Students in Mrs. Benner and Mr. Ballance’s class dissected disinfected owl pellets to find what an owl eats, so they could accurately place the owl in a food web to see how the owl is a part of its ecosystem.
In Ms. Munds's kindergarten class, students are learning about living and nonliving things.
5th grade students took advantage of the pleasant weather and worked outside on their independent math work while enjoying the sunshine
Students at Kettle Falls Elementary just celebrated their hundredth day of school!
In Mrs. Berghammer’s first-grade class students are participating in Literacy Centers.
Mrs. Axtell is teaching her students about the plant kingdom and how to properly care for their plants.
In Mrs. Price’s second grade class, students are learning about fossils and paleontologists.
Sixth grade scientists explored osmosis with gummy bears in Mrs. Purvis’ classroom!
This week, in Mrs. Myers's classroom, fourth-grade students have been practicing a vocabulary strategy using context clues to determine the meaning of unfamiliar words in a text.
Third-grade students in Mrs. Edward’s class have been researching different frogs for their upcoming Freaky Frog Book.
This week kindergarten students had their first introduction to writing addition equations
Beginning and Advanced Digital Design students began the trimester with learning about the elements and principles of graphic design with an emphasis on composition and balance.
Sixth grade students in Mrs. Purvis’s class explored the structure of an egg and comparing each component to the structures found in a cell
During the expedition module titled “Schools and Community,” second graders used the text Off to Class: Incredible and Unusual Schools Around the World by Susan Hughes to research how children go to school around the world.
High School teachers and paras have implemented a “support” model to assist students with their school work.
In Expedition, first-grade students have been exploring tools and asking the big question: how do we create a magnificent thing?
During foundational skills, first-grade students went “word fishing” and practiced their sight words for the week.
Fifth and sixth grade students participated in some fun Halloween science tasks.
This fall in commercial art, students are focusing on the following essential questions: What is my personal definition of art? What are the basic elements of art? What emotional qualities does line have?
Kindergarten students are learning about patterns, shapes, and counting combinations of five.
Students in Mrs. Purvis’s 6th grade class investigated the body’s reflex responses.
The 4980 KFSD Robotics team made infographics about how to zoom or be a good student or how to have a safe and healthy social life.
Fourth-grade students are learning about poetry in their first Expedition titled Poetry, Poets, Becoming Writers.
Kettle Falls Elementary students have been learning outside and enjoying the beautiful weather.
Students at KFMS made the turn to come sit outside and access the WiFi at the middle school
The highlight of the year for KFHS art students was participating in the 2020 NEWESD Educational District 101 Regional Student Art Show
The March 13th school closure did not stop the Masonic Lodge from continuing their donation of bikes to a couple of Kettle Falls Middle School Students.
Families played games together and then were given a copy of the game to play at home!
Kettle Falls Middle School encourages students to think of Martin Luther King Jr Day as a day of service, rather than a day off.
The Sophomore Biology class did a Liver Lab to determine the effect of temperature on an enzyme-catalyzed reaction, using the enzyme Catalase
Mrs. Berghammer’s second-grade class has just started a new Expedition module on how fossils tell of the Earth’s changes.
“The more you read the more things you know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” Dr. Seuss
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101 in 101 - Karen KrantzKaren Krantz, outstanding teacher at Adams Elementary School in the Spokane Public Schools.
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101 in 101 // Johanna Brown // Pullman High SchoolThis project was created for North East Washington ESD 101. The goal was to open a window into the classrooms of some of the past recipients of the Teacher of the Year award. It’s called Teacher’s Voices and aimed to tell the teachers story in 101 seconds. The project was paid for by Spokane Teachers Credit Union.
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