These two were the first to spend their 100 hard earned tickets on lunch at the Village Market with me today!
No Rhyme, No reason!
Mrs. Tinsley came into the first grade classrooms and did an amazing lesson on the upcoming solar eclipse. Last year she wrote a grant and received funds through Friends Office for all of the fantastic materials.
Rhyme No Reason in 1A today!
Just a reminder that Bradie J camp forms are due Wed. Feb. 14! Don't delay! We are looking forward to a great day of family fun! Below is a link to the online registration form.
2024 Bradie J Basketball Camp Registration Form - https://5il.co/2dm70
102nd day of 2nd Grade! Students worked hard to solve math problems and crack the code to find our missing cupcakes!
102nd day in 2nd grade Friday was a blast as the class had to "CrACk the classroom CODE" by answering math questions in teams! Each team was rewarded with cupcakes once they solved all of the problems 🧁
Sixth grade made quick Rube Goldberg machines to demonstrate their knowledge of different energy types and how they move. 🎢⚡️
The 6th grade made the Earth, Moon, and Sun to scale and then used them to simulate a solar eclipse. Thank you to Mrs. Tinsley for the awesome hands-on eclipse lesson! 🌎🌑🌞
Homecoming Spirit Week!
101 Fun...!
101 Fun!
More 101 Day Fun!
101 Day Fun in First Grade!
101 Day Fun in First Grade!
4th grade superheroes worked on solving multi-step word problems while playing "Race to the Finish". It was a close competition!
Happy retirement, Jim! Thank you for taking care of our school and all of our students for 23 years! The K-3 students enjoyed cookies and milk from Jim as students and staff celebrated his retirement 🎉
Our K-3 students shouting out Jim on his last few days of school before his retirement. ❤️🩶❤️ He will definitely be missed!
K-6 Parents and Guardians -
Please help your student(s) remember sneakers! It is a safety prevention.
Bradie J Father-Son, Father-Daughter Basketball Camp forms are going home today! There is also a link to forms on the school website.
