I was so happy that everyone returned excited to learn and safe after Hurricane Matthew. Of course we wrote personal narratives about our experiences during the storm. We also continued our social studies unit on maps and map skills by creating a book.
In science, we are studying solids, liquids and gases. We worked as groups to create posters displaying matter we find in our homes.
Then came the earthquake drill!
The children are enjoying place value lessons in math. They love playing games on our interactive board.
And we wrapped up our week with a little dancing.
We were happy to be with our classroom family again!
School Closing
It has been announced that we will return to school on Monday, October 17th. While I do miss my little ones, I hope that everyone is safe and with power at this time. While we away from the classroom, please encourage your child to reread the books in their baggy. Rereading builds fluency as they become more familiar with the words in the text. Students can visit the website www.teachyourmonstertoread.com. This site will allow students to practice reading skills while enjoying a game. Usernames and passwords were sent home about three weeks ago. Also, there are several educational games under the "media center" button when you visit our school website which can be accessed through our district website, www.orangeburg4.com. I pray that everyone continues to recover from the effects of Hurricane Matthew and I can't wait to see you on Monday!
Celebrate Super Heroes!
Here
at EPS, we have several days throughout the year where we celebrate
particular things such as Red Ribbon Week, Storybook Character Day, and
others. This year our school theme is focused on super heroes. On
Wednesday, October 5th, we would like to honor and celebrate all of the
special people who are our super heroes. Please allow your child to
wear a super hero t-shirt or costume on Wednesday in honor of super
heroes everywhere!
As always, please remind your child to read at least 20 minutes every night!
As always, please remind your child to read at least 20 minutes every night!
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