First Grade making interactive flip books on American Symbols!
8th graders helping in Kindergarten during technology time!
Our second brain dissection for our Project Lead the Way curriculum. This dissection focused on finding diagnosed tumors.
Second grade illustrated adorable cats with directed drawings!
Third grade was SO excited to get their very own laptop cart in their classroom! They can’t wait to start typing and incorporating the use of technology in the classroom each day. Thank you to Mr. Ochs for getting the cart prepared for us!
Second Grade practiced spelling today during technology time
Congratulations to our baseball team on a great season. We are proud of your accomplishments! It was great to see the support from our community!
Picture day is TOMORROW! If you’ve misplaced your order form, he is the link you can order from.
https://inter-state.us8.list-manage.com/track/click?u=86bf98013aa8c9ab0f4f283a9&id=4b059cee34&e=7b6dc7c176
The second graders participated in a graphing activity as part of our Johnny Appleseed birthday celebration!
Sheep Brain dissection as part of our Project Lead the Way curriculum, some future doctors and scientists are definitely in the picture!!
Don't forget that PICTURE DAY is Friday!!
Tessellations in 8th grade math today, some great designs!!
Potomac-Armstrong Cardinals baseball team will play St. Matthew Raiders on Saturday at 11:00 am at the Knights of Columbus field in Rantoul! We hope to see you all there to cheer on the boys! ⚾️
Congratulations to our REGIONAL CHAMPS!
Don’t forget to order you PGS Cardinal Gear at our spiritandpride.com website! Lots of options and a link is on our school website. #pgscardinalgear
3rd grade is loving their flexible seats - a Friday test isn’t too bad when you’re comfortable 😊
Picture Day is 09/27/2019, mark your calendar! Ordering online is easy, visit inter-state.com/FlyerEntry/41839DF
Today at PGS, we practiced our Active Intruder procedures with the Vermilion County Sheriffs Department. #KeepingUsSafe #PGSCardinals
8th grade made Neurons today as part of our Project Lead the Way curriculum. The students enjoyed modeling the neurons with wiki sticks, pipe cleaners, clay, straws, beads, and cotton balls.
Properties of dry ice with Mr. Kuiper
