Mrs. Kluever's 4th grade students enjoyed their Place Value Pumpkins math activity. We also wanted to say, "Go, Storm!".





We wanted to remind you that BV schools will dismiss at 11:00 tomorrow for our SIP day. There will be no lunch served.
The book fair will be open 11-12 . It will also be open from 4-7 during the parent teacher conferences.
You can still call the office to schedule a conference.

Last week kindergarten learned all about apples. On Friday the kids peeled apples to make homemade applesauce. What a tasty treat! 🍎





I'd like to celebrate Paisely, who has been selected as Mrs. Kluever's October Student of the Month! Paisely has displayed so much confidence and kindness each and every day. She is a great friend and helper. Congratulations!

Our garden club was busy preparing chili today for the Fall Fest Chili Cookoff on Friday night. We added tomatoes, peppers and eggplant from our garden so we're sure it will be delicious. ☺️. Hope you're able to come out and try some!









During SEL for Homecoming Week, we've been hearing "Be your best version" around the school, and today we dove into what that really means!




Mrs. Henegar's student of the month for the month of October is Audra! Audra was selected because she is responsible, willing to work with and help anyone, and brings such a positive energy to our classroom. Way to go, Audra!

4th grade students in Walnut interviewed Walnut's Mayor, Ryan Rosenthal, today!



3rd grade Mr. DeMay's recently finished a marathon during PE class. Every lap completed by the students was added up as the goal was to complete 26.2 mile on the track. Great job 3 D!!!




4th grade Mrs. Henegar class recently completed a marathon during PE class. The students worked together to complete the 26.2 miles in three class periods. Great job 4H!!!



Mrs. Dye and Mrs. Moniers 2nd grade class have been learning about dramas in Reading. We had a special guest speaker none other than BV grad Frank Monier! The students loved learning about his job in New York!







Shoutout to Jace, the ONLY student who has passed 25+ lessons in I-Ready! 📚 Way to go! Families, remember students can work on I-Ready lessons at home too! Let's keep the learning going! 🏠💻 A big THANK YOU to Culver's and McDonald's for helping us celebrate academic success!

Let's show our school spirit with dress-up days and fun activities! These are the spirit days for Preschool - 8th Grade.

Congratulations to Mrs. Henegar's first Student of the Month, Dottie! Dottie is hard working, thoughtful, and reliable. You can always count on Dottie to do the right thing and march to the beat of her own drum. Way to go, Dottie!

Mondays aren't ruff with Wrigley at school!




SouthLand Dairy Farmers brought Louise the Jersey cow to school today. We learned she is the second most popular dairy breed in the US and can produce 6-8 gallons of milk a day. Her milk is 100 degrees and the farmer cools it to 38 degrees until the truck comes to pick it up. It is then pastorized and on a shelf for us to buy in 3 days or less. Louise will eat about 60 pounds of feed a day and drink 35 gallons of water. She can hear up to 1/4 mile away and loves it when the weather is anywhere from 40 - 70 degrees.
Congratulations to Reese Rosenthal of Mrs. Kluever's class for earning the title as September's Student of the Month! Reese is kind and helpful. She is adapting well to 4th grade.

Mrs. Krug's 3rd grade went outside for Math! Students got to play with chalk to draw and solve arrays and equal groups! Everyone had fun in the sun with multiplication practice!
Thanks to Mitchell Melons for coming to share their knowledge with our Garden Club! We were excited to learn about all the things involved in 90 days of growing melons. We were able to share our greenhouse out of water bottles and get some tips on growing our own watermelon.

"Today, in remembrance of 9/11, we honored our incredible police officers, first responders, and armed forces who always protect us. We wore hats to help us remember their bravery. Thank you for your service and sacrifice. We will never forget."

