Read & Romp
It has been a fun and busy 1 st nine weeks of school in Physical Education class. We have gotten through 3 units and are just beginning our 4 th . We have also played several new games as well. On Wednesday, Kindergarten through 2 nd grade students attended our annual Read & Romp . . .
Health Office
Wow! What a great start to the school year. In the Nurse’s office, we have been seeing students for injuries and illnesses. We have gotten a good start on our required hearing and vision screenings. As we get deeper into fall and into winter, we are starting to see an increase in illnesses. We have been seeing students with Strep throat, Mycoplasma Pneumonia (walking pneumonia) and . . .
Reading for Success!
Reading is imperative to everyday living. Please set your student up for success!! These are some tips to help you student maintain or become a better reader. Make it fun Make reading time interactive and fun. You can try reading outside, acting out a story, or having your child read . . .
Preparing for Project Fair
Art students have been working hard this year. The Fundamentals of Art have now learned the basics and are beginning to learn how to paint. This is often their favorite section to learn other than ceramics. Upper level arts have been improving their skills with oil painting. Ceramics is learning how to keep their projects together and add interesting and quality details. Photography has gotten the hang of working with their cameras . . .
Kindergarten Learning Adventures
Kindergarten is a vibrant and transformative time for young learners as they embark on the exciting journey of education. During this foundational year, students begin to unravel the mysteries of reading and early mathematics through engaging and interactive lessons. The Joy of Learning to Read One of the most thrilling aspects of kindergarten is . . .