Taylorville Elementary Title I Family Night was held yesterday with guest speaker Kelley Perotti. She shared her message that everyone can be a Kindness Ninja! Perotti is a Black Belt in Taekwondo and also enjoys Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Spreading kindness is fun and easy!
Thanks to all our families who came out to enjoy our speaker!
Thank you to all our Memorial families and friends for making our Spring Family Night a huge success!
Taylorville has the cutest Munchkins on and off in the stage. Great job to the whole cast and crew of The Wizard of Oz!
Mrs. Salazar's fourth graders had a blast exploring block coding with Finch robots, on loan from the ROE. Students worked in teams to program the robots to follow paths, change colors, and make sounds. The project was a hit, building both teamwork skills and a passion for technology.
Mrs. Hubbartt's fourth graders embraced the world of coding with Finch robots borrowed from the ROE. Through block coding, they brought their robots to life, making them move, blink, and respond to commands. The hands-on activity ignited students' interest in technology and problem-solving.
Miss McCallister's Class
In Miss McCallister's class, third graders took on the role of young programmers using Finch robots borrowed from the ROE. Through block coding, they made the robots move, light up, and respond to commands. The hands-on activity made coding concepts accessible and exciting for all students!
Miss Taylor's Class
Miss Taylor's third-grade students were thrilled to work with Finch robots, thanks to the ROE’s lending program. Using block coding, they programmed the robots to perform various tasks, building confidence and excitement around coding. The experience opened doors to future STEM learning and exploration.
Miss Basil's Class
Third graders in Miss Basil's class had an exciting time exploring block coding with the Finch robots, generously borrowed from the ROE. Students worked collaboratively to program their robots to move, light up, and even draw shapes. The hands-on experience brought coding concepts to life, sparking curiosity and enthusiasm for technology!
Congratulations to our Memorial students for their accomplishments in reading. Great job and we hope everyone keeps up the great work in reading!
More holiday fun and excitement to come...
Family title night information
Miss McCallister’s third grade class has been working hard on sequencing! We finished up the week by following the steps to make pumpkin pie in a bag! 😋
Miss McCallister’s third grade class has been working hard on sequencing! We finished up the week by following the steps to make pumpkin pie in a bag! 😋
Taylorville Public Schools Foundation Mini Grant recipients from Memorial Elementary: Kristi Luttrell, Ashley McCallister, Emily Repscher, Sheryl Carmichael, Anne Dorn.
Ms. Jett's 4th grade
Ms. Donovan's 4th grade
Mrs. Salazar's 4th grade
Mrs. Castle's 4th grade
Mrs. Thomas's Class at Memorial has been working on Opinion Writing this week! The students had to pick what they believe is the best Halloween candy, complete a writing map with sentences, and then finish off with composing an opinion writing piece! They are very proud of their hard work.
Mrs. Johnson’s third-grade are spreading positivity by writing inspirational thoughts on their desks! These uplifting messages serve as daily reminders to stay motivated, kind, and focused. Whether it’s “I’ve got this!” or “Be the reason someone smiles today,” students can glance down for a boost of encouragement whenever they need it. This creative approach not only inspires personal growth but also fosters a positive classroom environment.
