"It's Sealife Selfie Time" Come out and take a selfie at Shabbona's Family Reading Night. February 20th at 6pm. #DontBeLate!
Something seems a little fishy!!! Join Shabbona Elementary School on February 20th at 6pm for our annual Family Reading Night.
Join Shabbona Elementary and "dive into a great book"! We'd love to see you on February 20th at 6 pm for our annual reading night.
Shabbona's annual Family Reading Night, February 20th at 6pm. It'll be a "Jaw"some time!
"Take a bite out of reading". Join Shabbona Elementary on February 20th at 6pm for our annual Family Reading Night. #FunFunFun
Come and get caught up in a good book at Shabbona's Family Reading Night. February 20th at 6pm.
Shabbona Elementary Has Visitors!
Shabbona Elementary is welcoming many wonderful guest readers in the building this week.
#Appreciated
Come out for a night of fun!
Smile Illinois Dental will be at Shabbona Elementary on January 23rd. Applications will be accepted up until the day of service.
Mrs. Moulton worked with Mrs. Hanhart's class at Shabbona on building a turkey. Students worked on copying and pasting various features to their turkey. Then the students had to write a sentence about their turkey.
Mrs. Studebaker's second grade class at Shabbona was "batty" for learning through the month of October! The students learned about various kinds of bats, their means of survival, and their importance to our world!
To conclude their bat unit, Shabbona school hosted the Incredible Bats presentation, presented by Dan Peterson. All second graders in the district got an up close and personal view of live bats!
Ms. Bell's first graders and Mrs. Rodewald's third graders at Shabbona got together for an art project to kick off our buddy class time.
Mrs. Moulton worked with Mrs. Pignatiellos' class at Shabbona on their chromebooks. Students copied and pasted funny eyes, mouths, arms, feet, and hats on their pumpkins. Then the students wrote a sentence about their pumpkin.
Mrs. Hanhart’s 2nd grade classroom at Shabbona was invaded by spiders. Students spent the entire day immersed in a web of learning; everything from math to reading to science, social studies and art! Even their snack was spider focused! A special guest, Jon Toepper, brought in 2 of his pet tarantulas and taught all about them. The students were fascinated and actually several students changed their opinion about spiders by the end of the day, from creepy to cool!
Mrs. Renchen's class at Shabbona had a "Marathon Day" today. They learned about the history of the marathon and watched some interesting videos about the route of the Chicago Marathon. We would like to wish Mrs. Renchen good luck in the Chicago Marathon on Sunday!
Mrs. Hammond's apple unit was a success. The students investigated apples, measured apples, sorted apples, read books about apples tasted apples, and made apple art. (Shabbona)
The Shabbona Bears tried their bear-y best for the month of September, and it was appreciated. Our Student Stars of the Month include Sofia Moreno-Rosas and Peter Manes! These Bears always give their best effort, and it shows! Sofia wants to change the world by following the three R's: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Peter wants to change the world with lots of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
Our Staff Star is the wonderful Sharon Gero, who helps keep our students fed! With her on the job, the only roar you hear is from our students' mouths, not their stomachs!
For the month of October, Shabbona will be focusing on the line, “I will always choose kindness and compassion” from our mantra. We can’t wait to see all of the warm-hearted actions our students engage in this month!
Shabbona third graders celebrated National Talk Like a Pirate Day this week. They enjoyed pirate reading, writing, math, and art activities. Arrgh!
