Good evening Baker Families, The theme for tomorrow is "Red-y to Live a Drug-Free Life," so be sure to show your commitment to being drug-free by wearing all red tomorrow.
Tie dye, tutus, and tennis shoes…. Supporting Red Ribbon Week at Baker Elementary!
Looking for a part time job? PCSSD is hiring bus drivers to assist with routes in the morning and/or afternoon. Base salary starts at $14.01/hr. Drivers must be at least 21 years old. Contact Charles Anders for more details at canderson@pcssd.org #pcssdproud #equityandexcellence
Proud to be drug free!
Baker Elementary says, “Peace out to drugs!”
Peace out to drugs!
2nd grader, Zaiden, was the guest reader in Mrs. Bartel’s kindergarten class.
Today is Lucky Tray Day at all PCSSD elementary schools! Students - don't forget to check the bottom of your tray to look for the winning sticker. If you have the lucky tray today, you win a prize from Chartwells! #pcssdproud #equityandexcellence
Early voting for the annual school election started today and continues through November 1. Early voting is only open Monday - Friday (no Saturday voting) at 5 different locations, which can be found on our website: www.pcssd.org/page/voter-info-bond-2021
#pcssdproud #equityandexcellence
Too tough for drugs!!
Good evening Baker Families,
The theme for tomorrow is Say Peace Out to Drugs, so be sure to show your commitment to being drug-free by wearing tie-dye and 70's swag!
Rainbow bright & drug free!
Kindergarten twins participate in Red Ribbon Week—- Color Me Drug Free!
Tomorrow is Lucky Tray Day at all PCSSD elementary schools! Students - don't forget to check the bottom of your tray to look for the winning sticker. If you have the lucky tray tomorrow, you win a prize from Chartwells! #pcssdproud #equityandexcellence
With the help of Robinson Senators from the football team and cheerleading squad, this week the students and teachers at Baker kicked off our Grit and Fit Fitness Challenge! Students showed off their favorite exercises and stretches to demonstrate our commitment to health and wellness.
Be sure to get out and support Robison High School by attending the homecoming game this evening at 7. All Baker students get in free!
Mrs. Garmon's class continues to explore physical changes of matter. Students used water, food coloring, and Dawn dish soap to determine the reaction that would occur when the soap touched the food coloring.
Kindergarten students explored careers. In the career assembly, they stated what they wanted to be when they grow up. Students then paraded around in their decorated "career hats".
Are you looking to buy a house? Well Ms. Conklin's 2nd grade spooktacular writers are selling their haunted houses. After reading the newspaper home section for ideas the kids came up with ideas for making their for sale writing detailed and appealing to a buyer. The "for sale" ads are even paired with pictures of their haunted houses with marvelous moon backgrounds created by the owners with the help of Mrs. Anderson.
This week Ms. Conklin's class researched bats as the nonfiction paired with the reading of Stellaluna. Students used the outdoor classroom to read and journal facts learned about bats. After learning where bats like to roost, the class went on a walk through the nature trail trying to figure out where along the trail bats might choose to roost.
Mrs. Henry's math students used the analogy of the tip of the iceberg to discuss personal characteristics. The tip of the iceberg is what you see on the surface. The unseen, under the surface, is all the hard work that was put in. Students then related that same analogy to mathematics. The answer is the tip of the iceberg and the problem solving is the part of the iceberg that is not seen.
