Reminder, there is no school Wednesday through Friday this week due to Thanksgiving break! Enjoy the time off with family and friends!

Third graders earned a "10 Minute Party" for good behaviors. They choose to play the game, Ameba! They loved this fun, brain break activity! Nice work!



1st and 2nd graders did a great job singing and dancing at their "Pajama Party" concert. The 4th and 5th grade orchestra and 5th grade band also did well for their first concert of the year. Thanks for working so hard during class and following Mrs. Anderson's lead. Way to go!



Third graders visited the residents at Dow Rummel last Friday! They made turkey decor for their door for Thanksgiving. After they visited them in their rooms, they did puzzles with them! All ages love puzzles!!





Congrats to these students who were chosen as High Flyers! Way to be respectful, responsible, and safe!







Students in each grade love helping in their classroom! Every grade has a system of helpers each day or week! In first grade, they enjoy being the line leader, door holder, and pencil sharpener among other jobs! It teaches kids to be responsible! Way to go!



Education majors from USD who plan to become teachers visited our school last Friday to observe in classrooms. They even got to play outside with the kids! Thanks for stopping by!





Rain, rain, go away...kids still enjoyed recess inside playing games and activities with their friends!





Emily Anderson, our music, band, and orchestra teacher, used her $250 Replenish the Room Grant from the Sioux Falls Public Schools Education Foundation to purchase three sets of “Soft and Safe Comet Balls”. She has used these in passing, tossing, and catching singing games in every general music class she teaches. In the application, she wrote, “Students work on keeping a steady beat and matching pitch as they pass the ball, and they also work on gross and fine motor skills.” With the remaining grant dollars, she purchased pencils, markers, crayons, scissors, and clipboards so that students can complete assignments in her classroom. Way to go!


Congrats to Tanya Rausis, second grade teacher, used her $250 Replenish the Room Grant from Sioux Falls Public School Education Foundation to purchase board and card games and LEGO sets to refresh her indoor recess cupboard! Way to go!

Thank you for the donuts from the Sioux Falls Public Schools Education Foundation for our staff!

5th graders are adding and subtracting fractions to 2 and finding common denominators. Here they are playing the game, Addition Compare.




Third graders shared about their favorite books by drawing the covers of the books and describing a short part of their book to classmates! They love "falling for good books!"









Swimming is always fun when you are with your friends! First Friday swimming at Embe was a hit!






Every morning all grades meet for Morning Meeting. We say the Pledge of Allegiance and our school's Character Pledge as a part of our morning announcements. During Morning Meetings, teachers and students (depending on the grade level may do different things) usually discuss the schedule, weather, how many days of school we have been in, do cooperative activities/discussions, and learn about upcoming events. It is an important way to start off each day to build community in our classrooms.

No school on November 11th for Veteran's Day! Thank you for your service!

Way to go High Flyers! Nice job of being respectful, responsible, and safe!







2026-2027 Kindergarten Application
We are excited to start accepting kindergarten-to-be enrollment applications for next year! Please consider spreading the word about All City Elementary and sharing this post or telling friends/family/neighbors about ACE! Applications are due by January 13th at 5:00 pm!
https://www.ace.sf.k12.sd.us/o/ace/page/ace-application

Students in third grade take turns watering their plants each week. They add a touch of home to the classroom.



Student Council elections were held on November 4th. Students in grades 1st through 5th grade were eligible to run for a spot. They needed to provide a poster and a speech. We are proud of all candidates brave enough to run for a spot. Kindergarten also got to participate with a vote on favorite items.





