Randall, 3rd grader, brought in his magic set to give the class a show. He enjoyed doing magic tricks and the class was amazed at his skills.
Ely, 3rd grader, brought in his Lego TIE fighter. He explained to the class how he built it and how long it took him. He enjoyed sharing his hobby with the class.
We read "The Lonely Scarecrow" today in Kindergarten and the kids colored and built their own scarecrows.
3rd and 4th grade designed various landforms with play-doh. Here are just a few of the many wonderful creations.
Seventh and eighth graders worked with partners to solve algebraic equations while also applying order of operations skills to determine unknown values for variables presented in a nonstandard model. They found this approach to equations to be a lot more fun than solving for the standard x or y variable.
3rd and 4th grade rotated in groups reading and answering questions related to pumpkins. They were tasked with using and applying comprehension skills/strategies in order to answer the questions.
Lane, 4th grader, brought in a model airplane to share with the class. He built this with no instructions or kit. He was proud to show off his building skills with the class.
5th & 6th graders are using the skills they have learned about gathering evidence and justification to solve “The Brannon Theater Mystery.” They will be gathering clues and evidence to determine who is responsible for all the crazy things happening at The Brannon Theater. They will then have to write a claim, support it with evidence, and finally, justify their evidence.
The fifth and sixth grade students worked collaboratively to problem solving a variety of math questions using vertical surfaces.
The Kindergarteners enjoyed a movie and treats today.
The fifth and sixth grade have begun learning about the phases of the moon. They practiced the phases using Oreos this week.
Conferences are Wednesday, October 26th from 1:00-6:40. Please call the school office if you have any questions.
Red Ribbon Week - Lei Off Drugs
PTO Trunk or Treat - October 29th at 6 p.m.
1st and 2nd grade students started their animal research for our class book today. Each student has their own animal to research. At the end of the unit students will publish a class book with their research.
The Kindergarten students have been learning about life long ago. They had a great time making pictures to show what life looked like long ago.
The seventh and eighth grade students have worked to cut out and assemble the human body systems. They had read and research in order to explain what the various organs do and how they look in order to create an accurate model.
1st and 2nd grade practiced new math skills with a new math game. They love it!
Students participated in health screenings conducted by Henry County Health Center.
The Kindergarten class learned some more new Secret Stories this week.
