Showing posts with label 1st. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1st. Show all posts

Friday, September 8, 2017

Furry Friends Come to Visit!




This week as been a busy week with "Show & Tell."  Our K-4 students and the 1st Grade students had a wonderful time meeting some special furry friends.  




Marty Grace King brought a precious 
puppy for her friends to meet!
 

Mrs. Miller's 1st Grade enjoyed a baby Goat as their furry friend on Friday





Caden Barber brought a precious baby goat for their furry friend today and the students had a wonderful learning about the baby goat and getting to pet it!








Wednesday, August 23, 2017

First Grade Fun....

Show & Tell
Donut Break
Frogs, Frogs & more Frogs
 
1st Grade at Magazine/Cookie Kick Off
 
Computer Fun

Friday, March 3, 2017

What Do You Do With an Idea?


We had two very special guest on campus today reading to our children and telling them all about The Big Idea! Mayor Edward Reynolds visited Mrs. Smith's 1st Grade class and Dana Bryant visited Mrs. Ragan's K5 class. 

They introduced the students to their friend - The Big Idea and read to them "What Do You Do With an Idea?"  

Many thanks to Mr. Reynolds and Mrs. Bryant for taking time out of their busy schedules to visit our students and encourage them to nurture and love their own ideas .... their idea might just change the world!





Friday, February 26, 2016

The Very First Leader...Play about Washington




Mrs. Mogan's first grade students preformed a short play yesterday called "The Very First Leader." 

Morgan Vickers was George Washington and was assisted by the town's people - Ari Arnold, Malynn Faircloth, isabelle Gause, Preston Lynn and Leah Seabrooks.

Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Green Eggs & Ham

In honor of Dr. Suess, Mrs. Harrell's 1st grade class enjoyed a unique breakfast last Friday morning which included some wonderful green eggs and ham!

Mercer Murray, Chloe Brogdon, Mrs. Harrell, Tiffani Korneier, and Spence Blanton

Jillian Brown and Caroline Grubbs

Parker Cox, Gabby Brown, Preston Barnett, and Emori Vickers