Mountain View Elementary School

MVES - MOUNTAIN VIEW’S GOT TALENT - At least, MVES does and we will be showcasing ALL that talent in February. Students in K-4th are welcomed & encouraged to audition. More details to come in the next few weeks. Start practicing NOW so you can SHINE on stage next month!💃🏻🕺🏻🎤🪕🩰🎭🎷🥁🤹🏻

Students made pine cone bird feeders after reading Night Tree and learning how to help feed animals during the winter.

Students enjoyed longevity noodles and making dragon puppets during 2nd grade's study of Holidays Around the World at MVES.

MVES - Reminder: *TOMORROW* Tuesday, December 17 is PAJAMA DAY!!! It’s almost Christmas Break, so let’s get a head start on those lazy days ahead. (School dress code applies.) Tuesday is also Christmas Party Day!

MV Kindergarten would like to wish all of our Veterans a very Merry Christmas!

Great Bike Giveaway!!! Thanks to all the sponsors that made it possible. Our kids love this day!

We have a full house for the Kindergarten Christmas Program!!

MVES - It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas!! Mrs. Brewer’s toy soldiers are keeping watch!

MVES - 2nd grade students eating lunch with Mrs. Robinson after displaying great effort on their STAR test!

MVES - More 4th graders learning about hands

MVES fourth grade students constructed a model of a human hand and observed how pulling on a string (a model for tendons) caused the finger to bend at the joints.

Mountain View Preschool has openings!

MVES- Fundraiser items have arrived. Please remember to pick your orders up by 5:00 today in the Multi-purpose building!

MVS Spelling Bee Grades 3rd-8th

Catalog Fundraiser Delivery Update - Due to unforeseen circumstances, our fundraiser delivery has been delayed. As soon as we have a definite delivery date, we will notify parents. Thank you for your support of MVES!!

Second grade students use finger lights to follow along in a nonfiction book, “Bird Feet.”

MVES - Fourth grade students working with Tyler Caston from the Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service to build and program robots to perform certain tasks. Students learn teamwork, problem solving, critical thinking, engineering, and design through this 4-H program.

Mountain View Elementary Third Grade Class Spelling Bee Winners (from left to right) 1st - Kade Shipman 2nd - Hunter Henning 3rd - Kaleb Kellams Alternate - Hannah Wood These students have qualified for the School Spelling Bee, which will include grades 3rd-8th from the Mountain View campus. The next competition will be on November 22 in the safe room at Mountain View Elementary. Congratulations!! We are so proud of you!!

Mountain View Elementary Fourth Grade Class Spelling Bee Winners (from left to right) 1st - Trent Hudspeth 2nd - Connor Garrahan 3rd - Paris Tilley Alternate - Kenly Hallman These students have qualified for the School Spelling Bee, which will include grades 3rd-8th from the Mountain View campus. The next competition will be on November 22 in the safe room at Mountain View Elementary. Congratulations!! We are so proud of you!!

Mrs. Branscum’s class constructing and measuring “bone towers” for Halloween. The tallest tower was 5.25 inches!