MVES - In Ms. Blake's class, students built rockets in science and then launched into a math challenge to measure how far they flew.š
MVES - We've had Book Fair this week and we are open this evening at Parent-Teacher Conferences until 7:00 p.m. We appreciate everyone who supported our library through this fundraiser. We also appreciate Ms. Ankeney and our Save the Children program who ensured every child left the library with a new book even if they did not bring money for the book fair. Thank you!!!
MVES - Mrs. Ragsdale's 2nd grade class practiced measuring in inches with a fun build your own bug craft š
MVES - Mrs. Gammillās first graders celebrated St. Patrickās day with a walking rainbow š, a lucky š snack, and a directed drawing of Lucky the Leprechaun! āļø
MVES - Today, third grade celebrated a new lunch time known as IReady Lunch for students who completed and passed a full sheet of 20 IReady lessons. Their reward was to share lunch and a movie with two friends and their teachers!! Great job, third grade!!
MVES - Happy Tooth visited with our kindergartners and first graders today to discuss good dental hygiene. We appreciate Isbell Family Dentistry and the three generations of Dr. Isbells (two of whom are former MVES students) for teaching us about proper dental practices!
MVES - We had a little leprechaun treating our teachers the past few days as they had to search for the "pot of gold" each day to receive a "treasure"! Thank you, Mrs. Jennifer Hinston and little Aurora for treating our teachers to a treasure hunt and goodies for all! You are both a treasure at the end of the rainbow!
MVES - It's Book Fair Week! We will be open during Parent-Teacher Conferences on Thursday, March 20, from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. Looking forward to seeing you!
MVES - "The Curtain Call" - Fine Arts and Talent Show, part 3
MVES - "The Curtain Call" - Fine Arts and Talent Show, part 2
MVES - Thursday night, the STARSš were out and shining brightly during "The Curtain Call," our annual Fine Arts and Talent Show at Mountain View Elementary. We appreciate our students who performed, as well as, Mrs. McCool and Mrs. Sutterfield who organize and work with our students to provide a wonderful evening of entertainment. Thank you to our parents for supporting our students, the East Class for making our banner, the teachers who volunteered their time to assist during the show, Mrs. Madison, and Mrs. Phyllis.
MVES - What better way to end a PJ Friday than turn it to a Truffula Tree Fri-Yay as our fourth graders did to end Read Across America Week.
MVES - Mrs. Turner's second graders learned about chemical reactions as they mixed different ingredients to make bouncy balls that actually bounced! Students measured various ingredients, mixed concoctions that were easy to stir and some that were more challenging. As you can see, everyone had an all-around fun time!
MVES - Mrs. Bonham's first graders learned about volcanoes in their pjs on Friday.
MVES - We finished Read Across America Week in our pjs last Friday. We enjoyed seeing everyone who participated in our dress up days and our students enjoying classic Dr. Seuss books.
MVES - Our little Jackets were excited to send off our Lady Jackets to the State Tournament today!! Congratulations on your BIG win this afternoon and we will be cheering you on tomorrow!!! Gš JACKETS!!!#weswarmtogether
MVES - We were high-stepping in our cRaZy socks as we continue to celebrate Read Across America this week!!
MVES - Second graders learned that structures can be made of many different materials, including paper. Students worked together to construct towers that were as tall as a ruler and others that were strong enough to hold up a hardback book. Looks like we have some future engineers, construction workers, and even a few supervisors!
MVES - Third grade is still debating if it is a solid or a liquid after making oobleck. They read Dr. Seuss' 1949 classic, "Bartholomew and the Oobleck," today. As fun as making the oobleck was, the story also taught us to take responsibility for our actions, which is always a good reminder!
MVES - While it was a windy Wednesday outside, it was a "Wacky Wednesday" inside at Mountain View Pre-School and Elementary today. Our students' clothing was backwards or mismatched!! Oh! My! Goodness!
Be ready for Thursday, they are going to be looking like "Fox in Socks" by wearing CrAzY or mismatched socks!! We can't wait to see what those look like tomorrow!!
