Kindergarten students in Mrs. McDonald's class made Earth Day bracelets. They used 2 blue, 1 green so the students would remember that the earth has more water than land.
Let's support our fabulous PTA for their LAST spirit night of the year at Margarita Pizza Co. & The Locals, tomorrow, Thursday April 24 from 5 to 9 p.m.
Mrs. Harbin's Kindergarten loved learning more about the country they represented at the SCE Olympics, Poland. Mr. Piersa, a Poland native from Warsaw, came to teach us some fun facts about his country. 🇵🇱
Mrs. Kirkland has been coming around to the 2nd grade classes to share about the personal struggles African Americans faced in education right in the Hampstead area. This helped students be able to make a connection with our W& W character Ruby Bridges.
Flat Turtle made it to Japan safely with Mrs. Yracheta!
SCE fifth graders are participating in the Catch My Breath program today and tomorrow. This program, hosted by the Pender County Health Department, is designed to help children make healthy choices and avoid risky behaviors related to e-cigarettes.
Mrs. Horne’s 5th grade ELA Students participated in interviews that required their partners to ask and answer questions about the Civil War. This activity promoted engagement through collaboration, collection of information and listening skills.
Mrs. Harbin's Kindergarten class continued their Kindergarten ABC Countdown to the last day of school today with B for Bubbles. 🫧
Making each day count in Dr. Martin’s class!
Dr. Martin and his students delved into unraveling the essence of "Action Jackson," a biography chronicling artist Jackson Pollock's life. The scholars engaged in dissecting the book to determine its core meaning. They also crafted a captivating movie poster for "Action Jackson." Lastly, they started their studies on analyzing key details to make connections between different parts of the text, including cause and effect, to build comprehension strategies.
In addition to literary exploration, students expanded their grasp of perimeter & area using grids. Also, they applied their coding skills through the Sphero app, utilizing Sphero robots to demonstrate the perimeter and area of quadrilaterals.
In science, students continued their work on understanding the human body systems with a focus on the muscular and skeletal system by creating a skeleton and labeling its functions.
PreK enjoyed a fun filled field day today at HTHS.
Kindergartners kicked off Module 4 of Wit and Wisdom by traveling around the world today to learn about the seven continents.
Mrs. Mitchell’s first grade class is discussing (think-pair-share) “Feelings” from their Wit and Wisdom lesson. Students are beginning to understand that sometimes a word that describes how we feel and how we behave are one in the same (for example lonely, and furious). Great job Mrs. Mitchell's friends!
Thanks to the THS lacrosse team for helping out by opening car doors and welcoming the kids to school in our car line this morning. 🥍
We sleep soundly at night thanks to those that protect our nation!
We're happy to share with you that Avianna A. from Mrs. Forbis' 1st grade class is our Sea Turtle of the Week for the week of April 15-19 . Avianna, your school is proud of you. 💙🐢💚
3-5 Olympic Pictures 📷
3rd ➡️ https://bit.ly/3rdgradeolympics24
4th ➡️ https://bit.ly/4thgradeolympics24
5th ➡️ https://bit.ly/5thgradeolympics24
Our spring Book Fair is NEXT week, April 22-26. It'll be open for students Monday thru Friday, 7:45 - 2:20. There will also be a special Family Night on Monday, April 22 from 3:00 - 6:00. Set up your child's e-wallet now @ https://bit.ly/ewalletsce24
Hats off to our military!
Mrs. Workman’s Kindergarten class celebrated finishing their Wit & Wisdom module 3 “America, Then and Now” with a “Long Ago” day! They dressed like “long ago”, wrote on slate boards, and wrote sentences about living long ago!
K-2 Olympic Pictures 📷
K ➡️ https://bit.ly/Kinderolympics24
1st ➡️ https://bit.ly/1stgradeolympics24
2nd ➡️ https://bit.ly/2ndgradeolympics24
