Tuesday, May 10, 2022

2nd Grade Participates in AgSplosion

 Chadron Primary School 2nd graders were able to participate in the UNL Extension event AgSplosion.  Students were able to be a part of the day in exploring interactive sessions that highlighted Nebraska's #1 industry - Agriculture.    Kids learned about a variety of topics including corn, beans, beef cattle, ag careers, and many more.  The students had a GRAND time learning about so many things and have great memories of the day ~ thank you UNL Extension for hosting this educational day!












Monday, May 2, 2022

Bring Some "Bunny" Special to Breakfast is a HUGE Hit at Chadron Primary School

 April 28th was a hopping day at Chadron Primary School.  We were able to host a Bring Some "Bunny" Special to Breakfast.  We welcomed family members and friends to join students for donuts and individual time with their special someone.  We LOVE the energy that comes from welcoming all of our visitors into the building and are so glad to share our building with everyone. Happy Spring!🐇💐🌈☀️










































Ms. Jackson's Kindergarten Class Enjoys Making Bread at Chadron Primary School

 This past week, Ms. Jackson's Kindergarten class enjoyed the opportunity to make homemade bread in the classroom.  It was an experience full of fun, learning, & laughter for the class.  In school, the students had been reading the story "Bread Comes to Life." To go along with the story talking about the process of making bread, they chose to partake in this fun adventure.  The students were able to see the bread making process from start to finish through the mixing, kneading, resting, & baking experience.  To complete the project, the students were able to make homemade peanut butter & jelly sandwiches to enjoy for snack time.  It was a fun time had by all! 😊












Monday, April 25, 2022

May is Mental Health Awareness Month



Kindergarten Clean-Up

 With all of our winds over the past few weeks, we have had a lot of extra trash blow into our space.  Last week we had some of our kindergarten students who decided that, "We need to make our school look nice and not like we litter."  We are so proud of our youngest Cardinals who continue to follow the Cardinal Way and are so responsible and respectful of our space.  Way to Go!!