News & Announcements

(8/10) What to do no a rainy day???? Fourth grade gifted students participated in a "Get to Know Me Scavenger Hunt!" Students worked together to find hidden clues around the school and then drew pictures to answer the clues. Students shared their drawings with classmates in order to learn more about each other. It was a great way to practice team work, communication skills, creativity, and get our bodies moving!!

(8/18) Fourth grader, Lawson Butler, shared his love for the electric guitar with his gifted class on Friday! He was able to tell his classmates all about his hobby and even played and sang for them!

(8/18) Fourth grade gifted students kicked off their Giraffe Hero unit by playing a game of "What's in the Bag?" Students worked together by gaining clues to determine what object was in Mrs. Vineyard's bag! After, they began researching giraffes in order to plan a presentation to teach information learned to their classmates!

(4/28) Congratulations to the following students for receiving positive office referrals this week. We are so proud of you! Keep up the good work!

(8/18) Ms. Spicer's fourth graders have been studying the states of matter . Today the students were given the prompt below and the needed materials. They had to use their paragraph writing skills to explain the states of matter .

During Science class, Ms. Clingan, Mrs. Heatherly and Mrs. Hall's fourth graders discussed solids, liquids, & gases. They made oobleck and discussed whether they thought it was a solid or a liquid?

(8/18) Congratulations to the following students for receiving positive office referrals this week. Keep up the good work!

(8/17) Mr. Jim Littlejohn, one of our School Resource Officers, raced against fourth graders today at recess. He definitely showed them how it was done!

(817) Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Lumsden's classes played, "lunch bag line up!' Students worked in groups to put the lunch bags in order from least to greatest, greatest to least, they also rounded the numbers to the tens place/hundreds place and added three digit numbers. This was a fun way to get the students up and moving while practicing their math skills!