Creek Valley Public Schools

Another fun week in Pre-K! Our Pre-K students had a busy week filled with learning, imagination, and hands-on fun! We read Peeny Butter Fudge, made the recipe from the back of the book, enjoyed it for snack, and even shared our extra treats with staff and our third-grade friends! We met Tucker the Turtle and learned how to "Take Time to Tuck and Think" when we are angry or upset. Through puppet play and song, we practiced stopping, taking three deep breaths, and thinking of solutions. We also turned our classroom into a pizza shop after reading Crazy Pizza Day! The children sorted, counted, compared, and followed order cards to create pizzas while practicing cooperation and sharing ingredients with their friends. Our imaginations were busy, too! We played kings, queens, and chefs in Dramatic Play and became dragons, tigers, and cheetahs on the playground. They even hatched their very own "baby animals!" And of course, we created some special projects for Grandparents Day!

Please come and support the Creek Valley FFA Loaded Mac - Cheese feed on Thursday night (Sept. 24th) from 6PM - Halftime of the Football game, Free Will Donation (suggested $5 donation), at the CVHS Ag Building.

Give Blood today at the Chappell Fire Hall! Walk-ins are welcome!

Hey check out this Jr. High highlight which was sent to us by a Creek Valley Jr. High Parent....

🌪️🏐 IT’S GAME DAY, STORM FANS!🏐🌪️ Our Lady Storm are headed to Harrisburg for a TRIANGULAR against Banner County & Minatare! Bring the energy, bring the Storm spirit, and come cheer on our girls! 💚🖤 LET’S GO STORM! 🌪️🏐

Tomorrow!

The Storm XC team continued their habit of setting personal bests as they competed in Bridgeport on Tuesday. Belle started the day off with a 19th place finish in a competitive field followed by stellar showings from Logan (27th), Carter (42nd), and Luke (43). Go Storm!

Good Luck to the Creek Valley FFA members that are competing at Range Judging today!

Thank you to Ryan Timm and the Chappell Fire Department for helping clean up the track! It looks great

CREEK VALLEY STORM PRIDE!!
We have 15 flags left $25 a flag. If you are interested please contact Lyndsay at
lyndsay.baker@cvsstorm.com or pick one up in the high school front office!!

Please spread the word

Sept. 24th Parents Night

We are still in need of a line judge for tonight's home volleyball game. It is one game at 5pm if interested please email lyndsay.baker@cvsstorm.com

Weekly Events

⚡️ IT’S GAME DAY, STORM FANS! ⚡️ The Lady Storm are back AT HOME tonight @5 taking on Medicine Valley! 🏐🌪️ 💚💗🧡💛 DON’T FORGET TO WEAR YOUR NEON! 💚💗🧡💛 Let’s light up the stands, bring the energy, and GET LOUD for our Lady Storm! 🌪️🏐

A few of our die-hard robotics kids got up early and departed Chappell at 5 am for the BEST Robotics Kickoff event Saturday. These super troopers spent the day looking over the new game field, learning some stuff about Vex V5 equipment, procedures, game rules and even managed to squeeze some frolic time in. Rumor has it Mr. Russell's beard got braided and something about a sea lion getting hit. Time to get back to work though... we've got a crazy 8 weeks ahead!!

The Storm XC travelled to Kimball today. Leading the charge was Belle with her 9th place finish in her first varsity race. Logan, Carter, and Luke continued the impressive trend by placing 11th, 13th, and 16th respectively. Carter was our most improved runner by cutting an impressive 3 minutes off his PR. Solid day for the XC squad! Go Storm!

Come out and support our youth programs this weekend!

Our Pre-K students have been hard at work learning through hands-on experiences! We've been tracing lines and shapes and painting with water colors to build our pre-writing and fine-motor skills, exploring our multisensory letter activities, and practicing the letter F in lots of fun ways. We've also been building our math skills by creating castles with blocks, sorting and counting pop-poms and fruit snacks, and developing our problem-solving skills through play. Outside we took a closer look at a toad and talked about observing animals in their natural habitat.