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Sixth grade dioramas.




Happy Birthday Oliver! We love you!β€οΈπ



Fun in Phonics! Ms. Karissa had been observing and assisting in Mrs. Beach's first grade class as part of her practicum at Averett University. Today she planned a fun game to review special sounds, opposites, and other skills! The kids had a BLAST learning!







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American Literature class is working on their Visual Literacy Posters in class today! So many conversations about their literature stories are happening today! π©π»βπ«π©πΌβπ¨π©π½βπ»π΅π»ββοΈ





Thank you Westover Baptist Church for sharing the bouncy house with our K-3 students!






Fifth graders study the principle of buoyancy through flotation. "Let's build a boat!"











Thank you fourth graders and Mr. Scahill for leading elementary chapel today.



Sixth Grade field trip to the zoo.



Fifth graders study the principle of buoyancy through flotation. "Let's build a boat!"











Happy Birthday Cassie π We love you!



A reminder that Monday, October 23rd is a Teacher Work Day. There is NO SCHOOL for students.


Color sorting in K2 today!



A little puzzle time today in K2!




Fifth Grade had the wonderful opportunity to help make a difference in the lives of over 500 needy children of a third world island in the Caribbean. Under the direction of Pastor Kevin Woodard, we raised $1020.00 in funds to ship shoeboxes for Christmas ππ Thank you Pastor Woodard for your ministry and for the families that were able to donate to our mission's project!



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Don't forget that the Book Fair is this week in the library. Time is available during the day for students to shop. Parents are invited to shop with their child(ren) after school on Thursday!


10th grade English students worked in groups, selecting two poems from a given list and analyzing as they rotated through poetry stations. Each station had them identify various elements: the speaker, tone, mood, theme, meaning, poetry devices, and author's craft.





After reading the first five chapters of Treasure Island, 9th grade English students were tasked with creating an original character and writing their own chapter of the beloved classic. They presented their characters in class today as well as a summary of what they wrote. Their creativity is impressive!









