Rea View Elementary School

Dr. Cindy Croffut, Principal

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    • First graders study the human bodyTo conclude our unit of study, The Human Body, first grade students did many creative activities. They made skeletons and labeled various bones. They discovered the smallest bone is in the ear and our longest bone is the femur. 

      Students made hand x-rays to understand how our skeletal bones and joints help our body move. Class presentations were held to demonstrate the 5 systems in the body (Nervous, Skeletal, Muscular, Digestive, and Circulatory). We learned SO MUCH!

       
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    • Second grade class at Huckleberry Farm

      Rea View Second Graders visited Huckleberry Creek in Monroe.  While we were there, we learned about what life was like in the late 1800's during the Westward Expansion.  Huckleberry Creek personnel did a great job replicating a western town and explaining what everyday life was like.  Students rotated through five stations where they learned about jobs, leisure time activities, and trading.  They enjoyed seeing the general store, jail, saloon, barbershop, bank, and the tailor's shop.  This field trip will connect to one of our upcoming Knowledge units about Westward Expansion.  The students also connected many of the things they learned with our Knowledge units on Tall Tales and Early Asian Civilizations.  
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    • Students collaborating on team-building projects  

      The third grade students at Rea View have been working on becoming effective communicators and skilled collaborators while completing team-building activities.  These skills have improved their ability to solve problems as they engineered different red solo cup challenges and built 2D and 3D shapes with marshmallows and toothpicks.  They also completed the "Twizzlers Tie Up" Challenge and tried "Saving Fred."  We look forward to including more activities and projects throughout the year!
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