When you show up to school and you are twinning!
Homecoming Dress- Up Week starts Monday 9/25! Here is a peek at the week.
Happy National I.T. Professional Day!
Let's give a big shout-out to the best I.T. team around, Carmen and Matt! Thank you for all you do for our staff and students. We are so lucky to have you! #ITProDay
If you missed last night's meeting about the Ecuador Trip, click on the link for more information. You could also email Señora Dietz at jdietz@ci.k12.mn.us for more details. Enroll by September 30 to lock in the price with an early enrollment discount of $200 with voucher code: TravelG4 explorica.com/Dietz-556
Here is a video link to learn more: https://www.tourhero.com/en/magazine/why-travel-to-ecuador/
We need your help! Please click on the link and support our School Resource Officers. This is an easy way to promote safety and security in our schools. Thank you!
https://www.supportsros.com/
Photo credit: supportsros
Mrs. Jensen's class was hard at work putting together ones and tens to make teen numbers. #welovemath
7th grade students enjoyed their first day of Culture Shock, a new program at C-I, during their advisory hour. Culture Shock is a mentor program that allows our younger students to connect with our older students.
Culture Shock is a Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum that was developed by Mr. Dirks and Mrs. Syrstad. Their goal is to make students feel safe, capable, and responsible for their success and learning. On the first day of Culture Shock, students worked on knowing our school. Students had to work in teams to locate important places in the school. As you can tell from the pictures, it quickly turned into a race to see who could make it to all spots the quickest.
The name Culture Shock comes from the desire to change the overall culture of our school to be a place where students want to be. We want people from other schools and the community to look at our school and say, "Wow, Crosby-Ironton has a great school culture." In order to accomplish this, we might need to do some shocking things!
5th graders in Mrs. Horner's science class are working collaboratively on the engineering design process to build a tower using only: 20 spaghetti noodles, 1 meter of string, and 1 meter of masking tape.
Mrs. Roubinek's second grade class was busy discovering items with their hands and making observations. They explored a beehive and a large amethyst rock.
These students also finished their individual puzzle piece craft to show how different we all are, but when put together as a whole, can create an amazing classroom and masterpiece!
Taking advantage of a beautiful sunny day is Mrs. Syrstad's 7th grade English class!😎
Students in Mr. Dirks 7th Grade Science class, helped Harry the Marshmallow build towers, using only note cards! How high up do you think Harry made it?
3rd graders in Ms. Mumm's class used problem solving and collaboration to “save” Fred the gummy worm! Students had to team up and use only paper clips to get a life saver gummy from underneath the solo cup and put Fred the gummy worm through his life preserver! This was lots of fun … and a yummy treat! #teamwork #gocigo
Who loves to read? Who loves to read in the dark? 🙋♀️🙋♂️Mrs. Duhn's class does especially when they get to read in the dark with a flashlight! 🔦
Who loves to travel? Here is your chance...We're going to Ecuador in June, 2025! Come learn more on Monday, September 18 at 6:30 p.m. in room 314. This is open to ALL 9-12th grade students.
Here's a link to learn more, http://explorica.com/Dietz-556
Photo credit Explorica Media
Picture Day for 7-12th grade will take place on Thursday, September 14!
Science class outdoors?🌳 It doesn't get much better! Mrs. Domben's 4th grade science classes took advantage of the new trails and outdoor learning space at CRES.
First graders have been having a great first week of school! 😊
6th graders were busy in math yesterday racing to find the numbers 1-100 before the other groups, all while practicing working successfully with their classmates! Teamwork at its finest.
Huge shout-out to Pine River State Bank of Emily for the very generous donation of school supplies! We are truly grateful for our community!😍
Mrs. Fort’s class ended their first day of school with an outdoor scavenger hunt! Students practiced working together with a partner during this activity.
