UPDATE - DATE CHANGED
❄️ Snowflakes Jamboree – Winter Carnival ❄️
Snow much fun, you won’t want to miss it! ☃️❄️
🗓 **Saturday, January 24** (CHANGED TO JAN 31ST)
⏰ **1:00 – 3:30 PM**
📍 **Selfridge School Gym**
💲 **FREE**
👧🧒 **Kids through 6th grade are invited!**
What’s inside?
🎯 Games (no snow shovels required)
🎨 Crafts (glitter may happen)
🎁 Prizes (bragging rights included)
🍬 Treats (the good kind!)
**Sponsored by:** Sioux County Farmers Union — thanks for keeping it cool 😎
📞 **Questions?**
Call Mary Jean at **701-445-3356**
(She knows all the *chill* details!)

This is a huge accomplishment and a true reflection of your dedication, responsibility, and commitment to your education. Showing up every day, on time, and ready to learn takes effort, consistency, and determination. Your hard work does not go unnoticed, and it plays a big role in your academic success and personal growth.
We are incredibly proud of you for making attendance a priority and setting a positive example for your classmates.
We had 25 Elementary Students, 7 Junior High Students, and 5 High Students who qualify for the attendance incentive trip (Less then 5 absences in Semester 1).
(Movie in Bismarck, here we come)
Keep up the outstanding work as we move into Semester 2—your commitment today builds the foundation for success tomorrow! 👏📚✨









Just a friendly reminder to mark your calendars for a very special day! The 2026 Selfridge Graduation will take place at 1:00 PM on May 21st, which also happens to be the last day of school—what a perfect way to end the year!
Join us as we celebrate our graduates, their hard work, and all the memories made along the way. It’s sure to be a proud, exciting, and unforgettable afternoon for students, families, and staff alike. We can’t wait to celebrate together! 🎉

Lots of smiles, laughter, and confidence building all around. This is what school community looks like—older students leading, younger students shining, and everyone learning together. Love moments like this!** ❤️






Students are actively applying the scientific method by forming hypotheses, testing their designs, observing outcomes, and making adjustments based on their results.
This hands-on learning experience highlights science at its best—engaging, problem-solving focused, and student-driven. Through trial, error, and collaboration, students are deepening their understanding of engineering concepts while strengthening critical thinking and perseverance skills. Great Job Kiddos

Selfridge 7th and 8th grade students have been hard at work in Science using their Robot Kits, and the learning has been exciting to see!** These hands-on activities allow students to apply problem-solving, critical thinking, and collaboration skills in a meaningful way. Building, testing, and refining their robots gives students the opportunity to learn by doing—because hands-on learning truly is the best.
A big thank you to **Mr. Johnson** for providing engaging, high-quality learning experiences that spark curiosity and keep students actively involved. Great work all around!





A huge shout-out to **Miss Theresa** and **Miss Patty**—you both absolutely rocked it today! 👏 Your clear instruction, hands-on approach, and positive energy created a learning environment where students felt supported, successful, and excited to read. The routines were smooth, expectations were clear, and the kids were fully locked in from start to finish.
Moments like these are a great reminder that when strong instruction meets dedication and heart, amazing learning happens. So proud of our Kindergarten littles.💙📖


* Striker Ball Game*
Students practice striking a ball using controlled swings. This game helps build hand–eye coordination, balance, and timing while teaching students how to aim, adjust force, and avoid accidentally bonking their friends. It’s all about learning to hit the ball on purpose and feeling like a sports superstar while doing it.
*Balloon Skills*
Balloons float, wobble, and refuse to listen—making them perfect teachers. Students respond to cues like “tap,” “catch,” or “don’t let it touch the floor!” while chasing runaway balloons around the space. This activity builds coordination, reaction time, and fundamental motor skills, all while tricking kids into exercising because they’re too busy laughing and saving their balloon from dramatic disaster 🎈




Please note that there will be **NO Night Lights Afterschool Program this Wednesday**. We will resume the program next week. Thank you for your understanding!
Mr. S.
Big-time congratulations to our **Selfridge Honor Roll students**! These amazing kiddos put in the effort, stayed focused (most of the time 😉), and proved that hard work truly pays off.
They tackled assignments, survived tests, powered through projects, and somehow still remembered to turn things in—now *that* is impressive! 🧠✏️ Their dedication, determination, and positive attitudes are something to celebrate loud and proud.
We couldn’t be more proud of the work these students have done. They are setting the bar high, leading by example, and showing that success isn’t luck—it’s earned. 👏👏👏
Way to go, Selfridge Honor Roll students! Keep shining, keep learning, and keep making Selfridge a place where great things happen every day! 💙📖✨



**3rd Grade:** Students are actively working with text and graphic organizers to build comprehension and organize their thinking.
**4th Grade:** Students are sharpening their critical thinking skills by identifying the *claim* in texts and supporting their understanding with evidence.
**Reading:** Phoneme phones were used during reading fluency checks to help students hear themselves clearly and strengthen accuracy and expression. 📖🔊
**Science Spotlight:** Kyra and Jake finished their **Energy Robot Activity**, showing great creativity and understanding of energy concepts! 🤖⚡
Great work by our students and teachers as they continue to grow as readers, thinkers, and scientists! 🌟


3rd and 4th Grade Students used our new **fraction manipulatives**, including some very convincing **½ apple pieces** 🍎, and suddenly fractions weren’t scary anymore. The kids could see it, touch it, and actually *get it* — two halves make a whole, equal parts matter, and yes… fractions can be fun!
There were lots of “OHhhhhh!” moments, big smiles, and a few kids who are now very confident fraction experts (at least with apples 😄). Hands-on learning for the win, and a tough lesson turned into a total success! 🍎➗✨
Today, our K–6 students traveled to McLaughlin and had the wonderful opportunity to select one or two special gifts to give to a loved one or caregiver as a way to say “thank you” for all they do.
This experience not only brought joy to our students but also taught the importance of gratitude and giving. We are so fortunate to have such a caring and supportive community making moments like this possible.
Selfridge School deeply appreciates the Community Alliance Group for going above and beyond to create this meaningful experience for our kids!
