5th and 6th grade students worked together in teams to create posters comparing the organelles found in plant and animal cells!
Students collaborated, shared ideas, and used their science knowledge to identify similarities and differences between the two types of cells.
1 day ago, Michaela Larsen
7th & 8th graders are working on their Oral Reading Fluency this year. During partner reads, they are focusing on accuracy, pacing, and prosody.
2 days ago, Sarah Hall
This past week, Bailey, Lane & Johnathon earned an AR reading certificate! Way to go!
5 days ago, Lisa Allen
It’s pizza time! Starting today, we’re selling Little Caesars Pizza Kits and Meal Deal Codes to raise money for Shawnee R-III School. To reach our goal, we need everyone’s help. It’s easy to join the fun! Sell using your brochure or click HERE to access online orders.
Every item we sell earns $7 profit and makes a huge impact towards Shawnee R-III School.
All Pizza Kits purchased will be delivered to the school for pickup. Kits will be delivered after our fundraiser is closed. We’ll notify you when it’s time to pick up your order!
Meal Deal Codes will be emailed directly to buyers after purchase. When the buyer is ready, they redeem their code on the Little Caesars app or website for pickup in-store.
There will be prizes for students who sell the most items! 1st Place--1 free pizza kit 2nd Place--1 free cookie dough kit
If you have any questions about our fundraiser, contact Mrs. Hall at 660-885-3620. If you need technical help with the fundraiser, contact our support team at Little Caesars Fundraising at M-F 8:30am-6:00pm ET at 888-4LC-KITS.
Thank you for helping us reach our goal of $1500!
10 days ago, Sarah Hall
STEM began the year with gr.3-8 mastering the Ping Pong Pursuit challenge & Disaster Island. Gr. K-2 worked on balance by creating spinning tops.
13 days ago, Lisa Allen
5th and 6th graders have been practicing their reading fluency by reading aloud with a partner! As one student read, their partner listened carefully and provided helpful feedback on pace, expression, and accuracy.
This activity gave students the opportunity to practice reading smoothly and confidently while learning how to give and receive constructive feedback. We love seeing our students support one another and grow as readers!
14 days ago, Michaela Larsen
Kindergartners, 1st and 2nd graders that stayed for the Reading Night activities enjoyed the special pirate theme. They read books, decorated pirate gear, created treasure maps and dug for hidden treasures.
This week got hands-on with science! Students tested different objects to see how mass affects the amount of force needed to move them. Lots of predictions, testing, and learning along the way!
20 days ago, Trenton Shields
1st and 2nd graders had fun coming up with all kinds of things we could write about on our heart maps!
20 days ago, Juliana Parker
5th and 6th graders were busy learning through science stations focused on cell theory and the characteristics of cells! Students worked together, explored different activities, and applied their knowledge along the way. Great work, scientists!
21 days ago, Michaela Larsen
7th & 8th graders practiced working as a team today. While one student was blindfolded, the other two students had to verbally tell them how to complete a puzzle. They did a great job of communicating to accomplish a goal.
about 1 month ago, Sarah Hall
5th and 6th grade had a great first week of school. They worked in groups to find out what they had in common. They then built a tower out of their commonalities.
about 1 month ago, Michaela Larsen
🎥NOW SHOWING: 2026-2027 🎬
Our classroom production has officially began! Today, our 3rd and 4th graders took turns behind the camera, capturing the first scenes of what is sure to be a memorable year!
about 1 month ago, Trenton Shields
The 1st and 2nd grade class had lots of fun coloring their very own ocean themed puzzles to finish off the first week back at school!
about 1 month ago, Juliana Parker
We had a great first day in Kindergarten!
about 1 month ago, Jenny Hanes
As we prepare for an exciting school year, our teachers are working hard to create engaging, welcoming classrooms where every student can thrive. Many of our teachers have created Amazon Wish Lists with items that will directly support classroom learning and daily activities.
If you would like to help, we invite you to browse our teachers' wish lists and consider purchasing an item. Every donation—big or small—makes a meaningful difference and helps provide students with the resources they need for a successful year.
Your generosity and continued support of our teachers and students are greatly appreciated. We are thankful to partner with families like yours to make our classrooms the best they can be.
Thank you for investing in our students and supporting our amazing teachers. We are grateful for your kindness and partnership!
about 2 months ago, Sarah Hall
Tomorrow marks the last day of school, and it’s truly a bittersweet moment for me. After teaching this group of students for the past five years, it’s hard to believe my 6th graders are ready to move on to their next chapter. I am incredibly proud of each and every one of them—not only for how much they’ve grown academically, but for the kind, resilient, and unique individuals they have become. Watching them learn, laugh, overcome challenges, and support one another has been one of the greatest joys of my career. While I will miss them more than words can express, I know they are capable of amazing things, and I can’t wait to see all they accomplish in the future.
5 months ago, Michaela Larsen
We enjoyed an all-school field trip to Clinton today. We visited the Life Flight Eagle, Henry County Museum, the Fire Department, and the inclusive playground.
5 months ago, Sarah Hall
5th and 6th grade took a trip to Clinton for a fun filled day!
