Last week, Mr. Koch's students took turns going up to the board and "being the teacher" as they explained equality, patterns, multiplication, and division questions to prepare for a test.
Mrs. Settle's class has been working hard while still getting into the winter spirit! They've been solving fun winter/ holiday word problems, practicing time by helping Santa read clocks and stay on schedule, and also practiced fractions and prior skills with a math "snowball fight!" Today, students worked on some addition and subtraction with regrouping problems that they decorated and glued on to some winter wreaths!
Today, Mrs. Koch’s reading class got to read their new UFLI story to a stuffed animal!
In Ms. M. Nicholson's class, students had fun working on an equality scoot!
Mrs. Thompson's students have been working hard on segmenting sounds and spelling words!
Mrs. Button is so proud of all of these cuties! They are showing so much growth in reading and writing! She's so grateful that she gets to spend time with them each day!
Miss Hixson's class spent a few minutes learning about applesauce today. The students learned the process, from picking the apples to the end result, a yummy treat! Students then enjoyed an applesauce pouch sent all the way from Motts in Upstate New York, where Miss Hixson's cousin works. These Stallions are always learning!! 🍎😋
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, Ms. Heaney’s reading class has been exploring the Native American culture through an online reading platform. They learned about Native American homes in addition to their traditional music and instruments. Students also had books in the Diversity Den for silent reading time. It’s been a great month of honoring Native Americans!
Hello parents! If you are reading this post, run to the closest sharpie in your house and use it to write your child's name in their coat. Most children's coats have a place inside where you can do this, or just write their name on the tag. This will help us make sure that your student has their coat for these cold days that have arrived and will be here through the winter. It will also help to cut down on the amount of lost and found we collect each day. Lunchboxes are a great item to label as well! Thanks for your consideration!
Ms. Lantz’s 3rd graders have been working on identifying fractions. Recently they worked with fractions of a pizza and enjoyed a fun pizza day!
Hey stallion families! The Yowell Elementary Canned Food Drive began today!
Please join us in a canned food drive to benefit the Community Christmas Basket Program.
We will be collecting canned/boxed (non-perishable) food November 28 - December 12. Students bring donations to their homeroom. Please consider contributing to our Culpeper families in need.
There will be a school-wide extra recess reward for donated cans!!! The grade level with the MOST donated cans, will get the MOST extra recess!!
Mrs. Clark's Reading Class celebrated Thanksgiving by reading a recipe. Then they made Pumpkin Pie in a Cup.
From our families to yours, Happy Thanksgiving! Enjoy our very own little 2nd Grade Thanksgiving Parade.
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Ms. Heaney’s class worked this week to compose writing pieces about what they were thankful for. Here are some highlights from this project. We all have a lot to be thankful for! Happy Thanksgiving!
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While Mrs. Yost's class was with Mrs. Pratt in music today, they had to solve the case of the missing mallets! All groups were successful in using their music knowledge to find the mallets before time was up! Way to go music rock stars!
Yesterday, third grade had a fun PIZZA DAY with many fun math and reading pizza activities. The best part of the day was pizza from Dominoes!
Today Mrs. Simms', Mrs. Bopp's and Mrs. Woods' reading classes programmed ozobot "balloon handlers" that carried their balloons down Broadway! Check out all the tricks they were able to have their balloons do in the video below!
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Mrs. Foster's 2nd grade students are practicing adding two digit numbers using a spinner game.
Thank you Mr. Summerscales and all of the staff and students at CTEC for another successful shadowing field trip! Our fifth graders had the best time and are looking forward to when they get to be there every day!
Our stallions have been really busy in the library lately! Students spend time playing and creating with STEM games during book checkout, and take the time to silent and buddy read.. Most recently, our second through 5th grade students wrote letters of encouragement to veterans to be mailed to VA hospitals.
