Students of the Week 5/3/13
Congratulations to this week’s students of the week! Thankful for your respectful behavior!
Congratulations to this week’s students of the week! Thankful for your respectful behavior!
Terri Thomas, Junior Sarpee, Lemarkes Russian-Woolery and William Edwards represented King Elementary at the Drake Relays on Friday, April 26th. These future track and field stars were able to watch high school, college and even Olympic athletes participate …
English Language Learners at King Elementary were able to meet their Iowa State University pen pals after a year of communication back and forth.
Congratulations to this week’s students of the week! Thank you for being great role models!!
Congratulations to this week’s Students of the Week! Thank you for showing off the best of King Elementary!!
On Tuesday, April 23, King Elementary’s fifth graders got to experience the great outdoors at the Boone Y Camp. Despite the cold and windy weather, students hiked around the campgrounds observing the natural habitats of Iowa and investigating …
Former Iowa State University basketball star Royce White visited King Elementary School to deliver a simple message for students: “Be honest about your fears.” The first-round NBA draft pick was in Iowa to raise awareness of mental health issues. Read and see more of his visit by clicking the headline above.
First graders at King Elementary are not only hatching learning, they are also hatching chickens! As part of the science instruction, students are learning about the different variables that determine if a chicken egg will hatch. Aleena Tran …
What do you do when April showers provide a temporary pond in the school’s front yard? Students in King Elementary’s 21st Century Nature Club took advantage of the wet weather and floated boats. Using wrapping paper, paper sacks, …
Students at King Elementary were able to participate in a Book Swap on April 17th. Thanks to St. Vincent DePaul, Help A Mind Thrive,Keep A Book Alive and several student donations, every child was able to go home …