Algona CSD is going to cancel school for tomorrow (Dec 10). Stay safe out there!
Algona CSD is going to cancel school for tomorrow (Dec. 10). Stay safe out there!
Dear Parent/Guardian(s):
This month, our school wide theme is emotion management. In our morning announcements we’ll be prompting students to notice their own feelings by paying attention to clues in their bodies, and we’ll be reminding them to use their Second Step skills to calm down:
· Stop—Use your signal
· Name your feeling
· Calm down: Breathe, count, use positive self-talk
These skills help students calm down strong emotions when faced with learning and social challenges, which helps them succeed academically and get along well with others.
Second Step lessons specifically teach about calming down strong emotions such as anger, disappointment, frustration, and anxiety.
Please tell your child’s teacher if you have questions about how you can help your child learn to calm down at home.
Yours in Education,
Mr. Sudol
STEM activities in media today! #RISE #GoBulldogs
Dear Parent/Guardian(s),
During the week of December 13th – 17th we will have dress up days at all the elementary buildings.
The days are as follows:
Monday, Dec. 13th – PJ/Slipper Day
Tuesday, Dec. 14th – Elf Day
Wednesday, Dec. 15th – Holiday Spirit or Ugly Sweater Day
Thursday, Dec. 16th – Crazy Holiday Socks Day
Friday, Dec. 17th - Grinch Day
Join us in getting into the Spirit!
Congratulations to our Bulldog Heroes enjoying pizza at Pizza Ranch. #RISE #GoBulldgos
Congratulations to our Bulldog Heroes enjoying pizza at Pizza Ranch. #RISE #GoBulldgos
We are collecting non-perishable items for the "STUFF THE TRAILER" event on November 19th. This event helps stock our local Food Pantry to help those in need in our community.
Please bring any items into your student's school entryway.
Thank you for your help!
RISE and Be Kind!
Happy birthday to our 1st grade November birthdays! #RISE #GoBulldogs
This month, our school wide theme is empathy. In our morning announcements we’ll be reminding students to have empathy, identify their own and others’ feelings, notice and respect same and different feelings, and show compassion. Compassion involves saying kind words or doing something helpful to show you care how another person feels. When students can identify, understand, and respond in a caring way to how someone else is feeling, it helps create a positive and accepting school climate.
Please tell your child’s teacher if you have any questions about how you can help your child learn to identify feelings and show empathy and compassion at home.
Yours in Education,
Mr. Sudol
Just a reminder there is no school this Friday.
Thanks,
Mr. Sudol
Just a reminder we have early dismissal on Monday and Thursday next week at 2:15 p.m. due to conferences. Have a great weekend!
The Kindergarten through 4th grade enjoyed parts of the Adam’s Family Musical today at the PAC. #RISE #GoBulldogs
Congratulations to our Bulldog Heroes for showing respect! They enjoyed a meal out at Pizza Ranch today! #RISE #GoBulldogs
Congratulations to our Bulldog Heroes for showing respect! They enjoyed a meal out at Pizza Ranch today! #RISE #GoBulldogs
Congratulations to our Bulldog Heroes for showing respect! They enjoyed a meal out at Pizza Ranch today! #RISE #GoBulldogs
Congratulations to our Bulldog Heroes for showing respect! They enjoyed a meal out at Pizza Ranch today! #RISE #GoBulldogs
Congratulations to our Bulldog Heroes for showing respect! They enjoyed a meal out at Pizza Ranch today! #RISE #GoBulldogs
Congratulations to the 2nd grade students for showing respect! #RISE #GoBulldogs
These 1st grade students have shown respect! Congratulations to our Bulldog Heroes! #RISE #GoBulldogs
