Our 8th graders recently investigated concentration and density of solutions using the scientific method to create a rainbow tower using the scientific method.
Last week our seventh graders in science were working toward a deeper understanding of tectonic plate movement. Students helped each other build this understanding by having a whole class discussion called a Science Seminar. They shared many ideas and practiced agreeing and disagreeing respectfully.
Check out how focused our seventh grade reading students are as they take the iReady reading test the week of January 10, 2022.
Check out Mrs. Feltes' Wisconsin Forestry class participating in a hands-on activity involving in leaf chromatography to observe the hidden colors in leaves that our eyes can't always detect.
The school district is working with WiscNet to resolve an issue recently discovered with emails not being sent from Skyward to specific email address families are using. Email providers we know are impacted are hotmail.com, Live.com and outlook.com. If you use one of these emails please check Family Access to view emails being sent as we work to get this issue resolved.
Students in Sixth Grade FIT engineered, designed, and built an amusement park ride on a budget. Their ride had to appeal to a variety of age ranges and attract visitors to their amusement park. Students had $1,000 to purchase supplies and pay for construction labor costs.
The middle school student council organized a coin war before they went on Thanksgiving break. The 6th grade class dominated the competition by collecting $193.20 while the 7th and 8th grade each collected around $72 per grade bringing the total amount to $338 that they will donate to the Fond du Lac Humane Society. Way to go Campbellsport Middle School!
We’d like to thank Mrs.Dilling for subbing for Mrs.Gersonde while she was out on maternity leave during the 1st quarter. Mrs. Dilling did an outstanding job. Her gentle nature and determined patience made her a great fit in the 8th grade. Everyone will surely miss her, but it is nice to know she’ll be back subbing for us here and there through the rest of the school year.
Last week, 7th grade geography students got hands on by creating “rip-a-maps” to practice the continents and oceans. No tracing, no scissors, just memorizing shape and ripping paper!
Students in 7th grade science this week took on the Mars Lander Challenge! Students were presented with the challenge of designing, building, testing, evaluating, and redesigning a lander that would land on Mars without injuring their astronauts (jumbo marshmallows) or damaging their spacecraft. They presented their finished product to the class before showing how it performed.
Mrs. Writt’s elementary summer School “Dance Camp” and “Dance Away the Summer” students were proud to show off their hard work yesterday at their last-day-of-summer-school performance for parents and students! Check out the link to the videos!
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JZ0hUf6_v_KUUVRWaV2ex92tCcsa-Flp
Great job, everyone!!!
State bound! Good luck Aubree Koenings, Kendra Hewitt, Joseph Gardner, and Santana Ryan as they compete tomorrow at the State Track Meet in La Crosse.
A note related to the Regional Baseball game in Kewaskum: there is an admission fee of $6 per person. No admission fee for the Regional Softball game in Campbellsport.
Cougar Softball and Baseball Regional Finals being played Wednesday, June 16th......5 miles apart.
Girls host Mayville at Columbus Parc starting at 5:00 PM while boys play in Kewaskum at 4:45 PM. Good luck teams. Go Cougars!
Post season track, softball, and baseball this week.
Monday: Track Regional in Kewaskum at 3:30 PM & Regional Softball in Campbellsport (Columbus Parc) at 5:00 PM
Tuesday: Baseball Regional in Waupun at 5:00 PM
Wednesday: Probable Regional Softball Final in Campbellsport (Columbus Parc) at 5:00 PM
Thursday: Sectional Track in Waupun at 10:00 AM
Softball and Baseball events listed are FREE!
Get out and support your Cougars!
Cougar Softball Team is East Central Conference Champions! Way to go team!
Jalen Gellings pitched a complete game with 17 strikeouts and only allowed 3 hits in a 6-1 victory. Two days later he had a 3-run HR and 4 RBI in a 14-6 win. Vote for him as Athlete of the Week:
https://www.fdlreporter.com/story/sports/2021/05/26/vote-oshkosh-fond-du-lac-athlete-week-may-17-22/5237609001/
May 19, 2021, the 6th grade had the pleasure of listening to classmate Maxwell Monte and his dad Steven Monte talk about ancient Kauri wood. This wood has been carbon dated to be 50,000 years old and was found in New Zealand. The Montes shared how the wood was discovered and the rarity of it. Each student got a small piece of the ancient wood to keep as a souvenir. A larger chunk of the wood was given to the school as a keepsake and educational tool. The ancient Kauri wood can also be found in the Smithsonian.
Campbellsport Team Forensics awards announced:
The Campbellsport High School Forensics team coaches would like to announce the season awards. Teammates who earned Varsity letters this season were: Kayla Bertram, Natalie Coon, Desiree Erickson, Mykala Fabry, Mercedes Herrmann, Tessa Homuth, Brianna Janssen, Hala King, Joseph Krahn, Macy Pawlowski, Samantha Zimdahl. The team awards go to Tessa Homuth, Hala King, Joseph Krahn for being the Most Dedicated; Hannah Thelen for being the Rookie of the Year; Aubree Koenigs for being the Most Improved, and Kayla Bertram for earning the four-year highest point Senior Helen K. Pelischek award. The coaches, Michelle Rockelman and Stacy Zocher would also like to recognize their graduating seniors on the team: Kayla Bertram, Desiree Erickson, and Joseph Krahn.
Photos:
Kayla Bertram earned the Helen K. Pelischek award.
Graduating seniors: Joseph Krahn, Kayla Bertram, and Desiree Erickson.
Rookie of the year: Aubree Koenigs
Most Improved: Hannah Thelen
Most Dedicated: Joseph Krahn, Tessa Homuth, and Hala King
Varsity Letters: Back left: Tessa Homuth, Mykala Fabry, Joseph Krahn, Hala King, Kayla Bertram, Front row: Natalie Coon, Mercedes Herrmann, Samantha Zimdahl, Desiree Erickson. Missing: Brianna Janssen, Macy Pawlowski.
Friday, May 14th, was our Drive Your Tractor to School Day!
