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  • Roller Coasters

    Students in first grade were able to create roller coasters. Then they created a model of what they thought it would look like.

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  • Signs, Signs Signs

    Pre-K learning about signs.

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  • Honoring Veteran's Day

    Our country takes time out on Veteran's Day to offer thanks to those military members and their families for their service.

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  • Fire Safety

    Kindergartner's enjoyed visit from Allen's Crossroad Volunteer Fire Department. The firefighters taught them about fire safety.

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  • Outside Learning Classroom

    Mrs. Phillipsโ€™ second grade students participated in a reading lesson in the outdoor classroom this week. Mrs. Graybeal from OutTeach came to visit, and she taught students about fairy tale elements. .

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  • Students Takeover!

    This week students took over teaching the class. To wrap up our unit on forces and motion students were put on teams to teach the class on their given topic.

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  • Let's Go on a Scavenger Hunt Around the Globe!

    Students in Mrs. Johnsonโ€™s fifth grade class recently learned how to use Google Earth as a scavenger hunt tool! They had been learning to read maps using latitude and longitude coordinates, and Google Earth allowed them to travel the globe looking for various given locations.

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  • Second Grade Learning Safety Tips

    Second grade is off to a busy start learning all about school safety. They read the story, โ€œOfficer Buckle and Gloria,โ€ by Peggy Rathmann. In this story, second grade teachers used the read aloud to reinforce rules and procedures.

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  • Spaghetti Challenge

    Students working together to complete the Spaghetti STEM Challenge.

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  • Summer Reading

    Summer time is the best time to read. When the weather is too hot to go outside and play, curl up with a good book. There is no better activity for children than to engage in reading for enjoyment.

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  • Tips for Survival Summer Break

    While the average child may be thrilled with the end of the school year approaching, the anticipation of summer break isnโ€™t quite as thrilling for parents. Here are some tips to help your child stay on track and make the break more enjoyable for everyone.

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  • Barnyard Moosical

    Tuesday, April 30th was the performance for our pre-K, kindergarten, first, and second grade students! Our theme was Barnyard Moosical. Over a period of eight weeks, students learned songs about cows, pigs, chickens, and goats!

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  • Summer Safety Tips

    Summer is coming up which is the perfect time to review summer safety rules. It is important to review home alone rules such as reviewing emergency numbers. Water safety is also important. When in the water, always swim with a friend and swim in designated areas where a lifeguard may be present.

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  • East Union Middle School Beta Club Reads with K-2 Classes

    East Union Middle School Beta Club came to read with the Pre-K through 2nd graders on Thursday April 11th. The First graders in Mrs. Jarzombekโ€™s class loved having a middle schooler read with them.

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  • Problem-Based Learning in AIG Class

    In our reading classes, we are working on Problem-Based Learning units. The students are given a problem in which they must research and collaborate to find a solution. 5th grade is working on The Black Death unit in which they are assigned a town in Italy during the Black Death breakout in Europe.

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  • Fred Ingold Music Festival

    The second grade students of Union County attend the Fred Ingold Music Festival concert, held at Forest Hills High School. The Fred Ingold Festival is held every March and continues to be a special event among our second grade students.

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  • Math Olympic Night

    Our annual Math Olympics was held on February 28th. This yearly event brings parents and students togeter to play fun math games.

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  • "Science on the move: Water Cycle Challenge"

    Students in Mrs. Johnsonโ€™s 5th grade class recently began learning about the water cycle. As part of their learning journey, they completed a water cycle challenge where they had to start at one station in the room, read a card at that station and follow itโ€™s directions to the next station. Each station represented one part of the water cycle (Ocean, Atmosphere, Clouds, Ground, Plants, Rivers and Lakes, and Snow).

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  • Collaborate and Create

    During science, Room 360, completed a collaborative activity where students created their own islands. Earlier in the week the class learned the different types of land-forms that are found throughout the world.

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  • First Grade Enjoying Computer Science Education Week

    Computer Science Education Week

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