Kindergarten registration- please contact Cheryl Wall for packets cheryl.wall@ucps.k12.nc.us

Thank you to our lunch monitors!

Kensington Elementary school counselor receives special award from U.S. Secret Service

First Grade Detectives

Working on grammar as detectives

STEAM activity

Fall Cleanup!

It's Not a Box!!!

Kensington Elementary earns national 21st Century Learning Exemplar distinction.

Kindergarten partner with Crayola to collect old and used markers to recycle. All the students are talking and studying about ways to recycle and protect our natural environment this year.

Second graders in Mrs. Eanes class share during World Reading Day.

A very big Thank You to our PTO Angel Tree Co-Chairs, Tanya LeMay and Blake Miller for all of their time and hard work in coordinating our Angel Tree this year!!! It truly was a labor of love!!!

The Kindergarten students enjoyed learning about Weather today through an interactive presentation given in-house by Discovery Place.

Waxhaw Mayor visits second graders at Kensington Elementary to talk about his role in the government.

First grade does an Atomz Lab Get Moving field trip in school today. Catapults with spoons and marshmallows.

Who else has a unicorn come as a mystery reader for their class?

Cinderella, wolves, dragons, knights, Little Red Riding Hood, etc

Mrs. Kim as Mystery Reader

Mrs McLeod's class had a wonderful time learning about South Korea. First, Mrs. Kim read aloud a Korean New Year story. Then, we got to dress in the traditional clothing of South Korea, called "hanbok". We even tried Honey Twists, a delicious South Korean snack. Thank you, Mrs. Kim! We can't wait to learn more about South Korea!

Kaleidoscope Festival

Several Kensington students won awards in the 3-5 painting category over the weekend. We are so proud to have their work displayed.

Mystery Reader Visitor!

Hello, Phoebe! A furry friend came to visit with a mystery reader to Ms. Kiradjieff's kindergarten class.

Mrs. Hilkert's class learns some facts about France from a visitor who lived and studied in Lyon.

Ms. Williams lived and studied in France for a year and now uses her French in her job.