Peter Pan dress rehearsals are underway! It was a great show!!
Kindergarten Registration for the 2024-2025 school year is going on now! Come see the school, meet the staff, and get more information on May 30th from 5 to 6pm!
Kindergarten students are practicing watercolor painting to become watercolor experts. They will create a high quality tree part appreciation card. This is one of many learning activities for their current expedition - studying trees in our community.
Happy Mother's Day! We love you!
Mr. Rielly’s 3rd grade class is hard at work with number corner and geometry activities during a math lesson.
Mark your calendar! 3rd Grade students will perform the Peter Pan play on May 23rd. This all students performance will be at the Woodland Theatre. Plan to watch Mrs. Graves and Mr. Rielly's cast perform at 4:00pm, then Mrs. Scharbrough and Mr. Rielly's cast at 6:00pm. Entrance to the theatre is by donation. See you there!
Racing each other to get to one hundred, 2nd Grader students are working on their addition skills with coins.
Racing each other to get to one hundred, 2nd Grader sudents are working on their addition skills with coins.
In honor of Autism Awareness month, Marisa Burke taught the Elementary students at All School CREW how to be a good friend to students with autism. Another event for Autism Awareness is the 2nd Annual Walk for Autism. It will be held this Sunday, April 28th, at the Kettle Falls High School Track. Come support students in our community! Pre-registration can be done online with the QR code or thru forms at the office. Registration starts at 9:30 am and the walk begins at 11:00 am.
Happy Earth Day! In honor of Earth Day 2024, students planted marigold seeds to hopefully transplant into the planters in front of the Elementary School. In what way are you helping keep the earth healthy?
How high can you climb? 3rd Grade students had a blast of an indoor adventure while rock climbing at Wild Walls in Spokane. Students built muscle, stamina, and conquered fears within the safe environment of a climbing gym.
1st, 2nd, and 4th Grade students recently travelled to Usk, Washington to the Camas Center for Wellness to have an indoor swimming adventure. They had a lot of fun swimming, sliding, and splashing around while learning to be safe in water!
An Easter tradition, students in every grade level helped dye easter eggs for the Lady Lion’s Annual Kettle Falls Easter Egg Hunt. These photos show the great dyeing space created by teachers for their second grade students and some of the final product!
Bubbles & Chalk Character Celebration - Ms. Munds' Kindergarten class has been working for the past couple weeks to earn "responsible points" for a bubble and sidewalk chalk party. Check out all the fun in the sun that they had when they earned their points!
After School Dance students showcased their own dance steps in a final performance. Dance continued after Christmas break again this year giving students the opportunity to further grow their skills and do student choreography. Video of the performance is now available for family viewing on our Kettle Falls Elementary School Youtube channel.
April is Autism Awareness month! Once again, Kettle Falls Elementary was challenged to be more understanding and including of students with Autism. We see past the label and LOVE your true colors!
Hello Families! It is time to re-register your children for the 2024-2025 school year! Please click on the "Student Enrollment" link on the kfschools.org homepage and select "Current Student Re-Enrollment" to get started! To register Kindergarten, Transition to Kindergarten, or new students to the district, click on "Student Enrollment" and then "New Student Enrollment." If you need help with your Skyward password, please call the school offices.
Spring has Sprung! 2nd Grade students have worked hard to encourage pollinators to come to our school. Previously, they cleaned flowerbeds and planted seeds and bulbs. Now, we can all enjoy the flowers! What is blooming in your yard?
A student brought their pet tarantula for a show and tell visit. This sparked a lot of interest from students! What kind of pets do you have?
"4th Grade Science Happenings” Students studied how to complete a closed electrical circuit for the first time and discovered that it will take BOTH batteries together to complete the circuit. Students also studied and constructed wind turbines.
