Harper’s mom was Mrs. Faulkenberry’s Mystery Reader today! She read “How to Catch a Yeti!” They made bookmarks and enjoyed a snack! Thank you, Mrs. Mallory, the kiddos had fun!
Mrs. Burke’s class exercised, danced, and ate their way through the 100th Day of School!
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lass has enjoyed 100 Days of School!
Mrs. Butler’s class had a blast celebrating 100 days of school!
Everyone in Mrs. Fenimore’s class grew in math, reading, or both on their January iStation testing! We celebrated accordingly — movie & popcorn with all the fixin’s🍿🎥 We are so proud of them!🐾♥️
We are 100 days SMARTER in Mrs. Faulkenberry’s Class!
Congratulations to Ainsley Burns on receiving a Kindness Award today! When she saw a friend extremely upset and needing a hair tie, she offered hers to her without question! What a kind gesture, Ainsley! Way to go! ❤️🐾
Brody was the winner of the kindness poster contest for Mrs. Son’s class.
Thank you Mr. Campbell for volunteering to be a Watch Dog!!! #bearcatproud
Happy Birthday!🎈
Happy Birthday!🎈
Happy birthday!!🥳🎉
Mrs. Son’s class has been learning about volcanoes, earthquakes, erosion, and other ways the Earth’s surface can change over time. The students had a 💥blast💥experimenting with different techniques to make their volcano erupt and observing how each eruption changed the shape of the soil below it.
Ms. Warnick’s class turned into grannys and grandpas overnight! I guess that’s what 100 days of kindergarten will do to ya!👵🏻👴🏻💯
Happy 100 days of kindergarten from these oldies!👵🏻⭐️ #wewokeuplikethis
Call Life Alert!!! Kindergarten teachers DOWN!! Happy 100th Day!! 😀
100 day creations in Ms. Baker’s room! Students used the number 100 to create various things including a cat, a chess game, SpongeBob, glasses and sunglasses, a baby bottle and snowmen. The students were very creative and did a great job!
Ms. Baker’s class had a great time sorting and counting with their 100th day snack mix!
Calvin, Molly, Chris, Hendrix, and Violet showed kindness to a new student this week. They helped him with procedures, traveling to special class and classroom activities.
Jacob showed kindness to his new teacher Ms. Baker by helping to pick up things, answer the door when someone knocks and by using good manners.
