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MVES - Fourth graders completed a pumpkin catapult challenge by planning, creating, testing, and improving their individual designs. Then, they competed in two challenges. The first challenge was to land a candy corn pumpkin into a pumpkin bucket. The second challenge was to launch the pumpkin the maximum possible distance. All the data was collected, analyzed, and recorded. It's amazing what you can learn with candy corn pumpkins!!
MVES - Second graders learned the properties of matter by testing candy to send to Camp “Way too Hot”. We tested candy to find out which ones would melt in the hot water and which ones would sustain "the trip."
MVES - Second students made their very own “land” after reading our story, "Mattland." What a fun activity on pajama day!
MVES - Remember to wear ORANGE for Halloween tomorrow!
MVES - Thank you, Centennial Bank, for provided breakfast for our staff to get the week rolling!
MVES - Hats off to our students who said, "Put a CAP on drugs!!" Can't wait to see the CrAzY socks tomorrow!!
MVES - It's Red Ribbon Week and we had the red out today as we celebrate being drug free!! This week, we will have special dress up days to show our support of the Red Ribbon theme of "Be kind to your mind, live drug free!" Tuesday - "Put a CAP on drugs!" - Wear your favorite cap or hat. Wednesday-"SOCK it to drugs!" - Grab your craziest socks! Thursday - "Keep your DREAMS in focus!" - You're not dreaming - it's PAJAMA day (all school dress codes apply)! Friday - "TEAM up against drugs!" - Show us your favorite sport team shirts!
MVES - Our 2nd graders questioned, "Is it science or is it magic" that causes the color to disappear when a picture is placed in water. Our findings conclude that SCIENCE is pretty magical!!
MVES - Science is electrifying! Fourth graders completed a STEM project using only LED lights, lithium, cell, batteries, and aluminum foil to create a working flashlight. 🔦
MVES - More from The Greatest Literacy Night on Earth
MVES - They came one and they came all to Literacy under the Big Top!! Thank you to all of our wonderful students and parents who came out to an amazing night of fun!! You stepped right up to read and learn together. We would like to give the biggest thank you to our incredible teachers and amazing volunteers (including the best Beta students from MVHS) who created a circus of reading fun & games and to the marvelous Save the Children program for providing prizes for our readers. We also want to thank our spectacular sponsor, Centennial Bank, for purchasing a book for each of our students, as well as cooking for our thrill seekers. Thank you all for jumping into the ring and making this an amazing night for all of our awesome students!
MVES - Our third graders performed for the Stone Bank Veteran's Appreciation Day. Thank you for allowing our students to participate and show our gratitude to Stone County veterans.
MVES - Thank you, Jr. & Sr. High Lady Jackets Basketball Team, for greeting us this morning. What a great way to start our day!!
MVES - Come join us under the Big Top for Family Literacy Night!! Everything will be tonight from 6:00-8:00 in the Multi-Purpose Room. We will have fun, food, and games. Can't wait to see you all!!
MVES - Mrs. Adams’ 1st grade class had a blast eating juicy watermelon after writing about Summer, and then used the watermelon seeds for math!
MVES - What a sweet way to end the week & September (What?!?!) Jennifer Hinston, Pure International Classy Ms South Central Arkansas, surprised our teachers with apple pie desserts, gnomes, and sweet tarts. The apple pie desserts are in celebration of Johnny Appleseed Day for kindergarten and first grade. Thank you!!
MVES - Thank you, Centennial Bank, for providing popsicles for our students on Fair Day. We love popsicles!!
MVES - Thank you, Stone County Fair Association, for hosting the annual "Fair Day" on September 15 and to Farm Bureau for our goody bags. It is one of our favorite days of the year!!
MVES - May we never forget 9/11 🇺🇸 Thank you for allowing our 4th graders to help us remember & honor those who gave all on this date.
MVES - What is a COOL way to learn about height energy and energy transfer in 4th grade, you ask? By working in teams using bumper coasters and marbles, of course!