From Williams Elementary School:
Today we were able to recognize our final Students of the Month for the 2021-2022 school year. These students were nominated because they are dependable.
It is so nice to be able to recognize those students we can count on no matter what!
Congratulations to these 3rd-5th grade students!
From Williams Elementary School:
Today we were able to recognize our final Students of the Month for the 2021-2022 school year. These students were nominated because they are dependable.
It is so nice to be able to recognize those students we can count on no matter what!
Congratulations to these KP-2nd grade students!
Students at Williams Elementary School were able to participate in Field Day last week.
Mr. Stroble, with the help of many volunteers (Thank You!), pulled off a couple of amazing days! There were smiles and laughter all over and it is safe to say that the students had a great time!
Recently 5th grade students enjoyed a fun filled day exploring the Historic Sauder Village. Students had the opportunity to visit a 1920’s Main Street with shops and attractions. They explored native and early colonial settlements, along with learning about different trades from the printing press, blacksmith, tin maker, and so much more.
From Williams Elementary School:
Our 5th grade students recently learned "hands-on" by using the Engineering Design Process with the goal of building miniature boats.
Making science and engineering fun, in collaborative groups of three, students learned the science behind what makes crafts float and then designed and built either a paddle boat or a sail boat.
Using the St. Joe River as our race venue, all boats were launched in heats. After the raft races, finalists of both sailboats and paddle boats were determined and then the boats raced again for final standing.
The winners were:
Paddle Boat- 1st place: Alanna Burrece, Daisy Dihle, & Carter Wagle 2nd place: Adaya Anglin, Fallon Meyer, & Harrison Green 3rd place: Briggs Baker, Tyler Robinson, & Nora Zimmerman
Sailboat- 1st place: Blayke Nichols, Olivia Babcock, & Miah VanSickle 2nd place: Mariah Blaker, Jordan Duque, & Taylere Seiy 3rd place: Alaina Griva, Alaina Wert, & Hailey Milligan
This week students in Mrs. Snyder's 3rd grade class participated in a fossil dig. The dirt from the Aurora Fossil Museum had A TON of fossils in! The kids found a variety of teeth, shells, coral, and other indistinguishable fossils/fossil parts. They really had a fun time at the miniature dig!
Jonesville Mission will be providing their fresh food boxes tomorrow at the Carl Fast Memorial Park at 4:00.
We were able to host a Family Literacy Night in conjunction with a Parent Night at our Spring Book Fair last week. It was nice to have families back in the building! We look forward to hosting additional activities in the future!
Our 3rd-5th grade April Student of the Month nominees were chosen for their display of integrity. These students know what it is to do the right thing, all of the time!
We are very proud to recognize them as an April Student of the Month.
Our KP-2nd grade April Student of the Month nominees were chosen for their display of integrity. These students know what it is to do the right thing, all of the time!
We are very proud to recognize them as an April Student of the Month.
The Jonesville Mission Church will have their fresh food giveaway at 501 Olds St. tomorrow (4/27). All community members are welcome!
Publishing day finally came to Ms. Walker’s 5th grade classroom!
Students worked hard during the months of February and March to research a famous person they were interested in.
The class got to see all of their hard work pay off in a published book!
Our PTA has organized an online fundraiser to help secure funds for some larger projects here at Williams. We are now able to purchase spirit wear through the website
https://apparelnow.com/williams-elementary-apparel
You are able to customize your order, pay for it online, and have it shipped directly to you. We will earn 12% of all sales. The site is currently offering a 15% discount through April 23rd.
The plan is for this opportunity to be available for our community for the next year.
Williams Elementary Students of the Month
Several students were recently acknowledged as a "Student of the Month" for the month of March. Students were nominated by staff members who feel that they exhibit respect on a regular basis.
Pictured are the grades 3-5 students.
Congratulations! We are very proud of you!
Williams Elementary Students of the Month
Several students were recently acknowledged as a "Student of the Month" for the month of March. Students were nominated by staff members who feel that they exhibit respect on a regular basis.
Pictured are the KP-2 grade students.
Congratulations! We are very proud of you!
Snyder's Pizza!
Before Spring Break, the students in Mrs. Snyder's 3rd grade classroom put their fraction knowledge to the test. They had pizza orders placed by teachers to make. They had to create the pizza and then deliver it to the teacher that placed the order. Some orders were fairly easy like the order example in the picture and some were more difficult (1/8, 2/4, 1/2) because the fractions were mixed within one pizza.
Students did a wonderful job with this project!
Cleaning our your closets? Please consider donating your gently used Spirit Wear to the Class of 2024. Items collected will be sold at Riverfest so if you are looking for your own Jonesville gear, come see us at Jonesville Middle School on May 21st.
Recently, Mrs. DeGuise’s 4th grade class had guest presenters visit the classroom to teach the students all about bees. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Pictured: Kennedy VanWoert and Hunter Bognar from the Jonesville High School AgScience class.
Mrs. Snyder's 3rd graders wrote to Sandra Markle, author of the WHAT IF YOU HAD!!! animal series.
The students took 2 weeks on this persuasive research piece. They picked an animal adaptation and researched 3 different animals that shared that adaptation. After their research, they revised and edited by themselves and with peers. Finally, they published their piece using Google Docs. Sandra Markle wrote back to Mrs. Snyder and identified 3 star writers whom she sent a copy of one of her books.
Brady Marchand (pictured left) wrote about hibernation, Matthew Organ (pictured right) wrote about venom, and Sophia Dooley (not pictured) wrote about animal wings.
Last Friday, Mrs. Snyder's 3rd grade class wrapped up their Economics Unit with a product party!
The students researched Michigan made products and created a presentation or poster to share with the class.
Mrs. Snyder brought in all of the products that were researched for a sampling of Michigan made products.
