Happy Earth Day! Mrs. Ball's class went on a trash hunt, made earths from coffee filters, and read lots of Earth day books! 🌍
Both 3rd grade classes got to go on their Animals Inside Out field trip on Tuesday! We got to learn about livestock, animal byproducts, careers in agriculture and much more! The cherry on top is we got to stick our hand in a LIVE cow! Lots of learning and lots of smiles!
Help us congratulate our Mac Pact drawing winners! Thank you for being Respectful, Responsible and Safe!
Check out these Mustang scholars!
So proud of them for working hard and being successful!
#goodnewscallshome
#kissyourbrains💙
Mark your calendars! Support our school on April 28th!
Tomorrow! Your family has the opportunity to see Take 3 at the high school ! This will be a great show!
Ms. Curtis' archaeologist got out their tools and revealed their very own fossils!! We waited millions of years for this!!
Today our Mustangs Meet house families made chalk drawings to depict something that reminded them of our book, The One and Only Ivan. We also looked at a few live zoo cams to see gorillas in their habitats.
Our 4th graders spent the week researching famous Nebraskans and today they presented their projects in class.
Great job!!
These Mustang Scholars make us so proud !!
Way to go!
Keep being amazing💙
McDonald would not be the same without our Fab 5!!
Thank you, Connie, Kalais, Liz, Reyna, and Tristan, for all you do for our students and staff!
You make McDonald a great place to be!
Happy Paraeducator Appreciation Day!
Congratulations to our Mac Pact Drawing Winners! Thank you for being Respectful, Responsible and Safe!
Hip Hip Hooray!
We 💙making Good News Calls home every day!
Kindergartners became bricklayers, weavers, dressmakers, & tailors to finish up their Colonial Towns and Townspeople🧱🧵👗👔
April Breakfast and Lunch Menus!
Don't forget to read!
ROCK THE TEST NSCAS practice
Our Friday would not be complete without calling home with Good News for these Mustang Scholars 💙
Don't forget to read!
In Mrs. Anderson's science class, the 5th graders learned about space. They were able to apply their learning to a spectroscope STEM project. They researched, planned, built, and tested working designs to study the spectrum that different types of light produce.
