Karns City Area Elementary School
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School News
Mrs. Hammonds’ fourth grade students spent a couple weeks learning about different types of text and graphic features in ELA.
The students read various types of non-fiction books that provided opportunities for the students to identify features such as text feature that include fact boxes, captions, bold text, and table of contents to name a few. They also identified graphic features such as the difference between a photograph and illustration in a story, graphs, charts, and maps that help provide more information within a story.
To celebrate St. Patrick's Day, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. McCall, and Mrs. McMillen's third grade classes crafted with fifth graders while studying the colors of the rainbow (ROY G. BIV) that leads to the pot of gold! Mrs. Twentier and Mrs. Seidler's fifth grade classes assisted in making Pot of Gold necklaces with the third graders.
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Karns City Jr/Sr High School
Saturday, April 12, 2025
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
To prepare for the upcoming PSSAs, Mrs. Baum’s 4th/5th ELA class is reading the book, ‘Out of My Mind’ by Sharon Draper. The students' completed activities about the story relating to figurative language, vocabulary, and citing evidence from the text.
Mrs. Hebenthal's sixth grade students at JKarns City Elementary School celebrated Read Across America week with some special activities, including spending time with Mrs. Wimer's first grade class.
The older students read books and played theme related card games with the younger students. Although sixth grade visits first grade weekly, this was an extra special treat for all students involved.
Students at Karns City Area Elementary recently took on the Cereal Dominoes Challenge and collected 860 boxes of cereal for the Karns City Weekend Food Backpack Program.
The students were successful! Their cereal chain wound through the halls from kindergarten to 6th grade! Students cheered as the Domino chain fell from one end to the other, knocking down all of the boxes.