Friday September 16th, Mrs. Dunn's third-grade class, celebrated and learned about the Constitution of the United States. In celebration of the Constitution they made various patriotic pictures.
For science today, in Mrs. Bird's 6th-grade class, each group was given a challenge to come up with a non-traditional (non weapon) invention for the rubber band. Each group must present their invention to the judges (class) just like the TV show Shark Tank.
MONSTER MASH DASH FUNDRAISER
OCTOBER 6TH
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Students are most creative when it comes to choosing fun over drugs as they create fun and crazy hair.
Sixth-grade students still love having their Pictures taken.
The STEM+ Expo is a FREE family friendly event where participants of all ages will get hands-on experience building and making while learning important science, technology, engineering and math skills in a fun setting.
The End of the first week of school and everyone is still smiling in Mrs. Judy Luther's Third-grade class. Keep making Art City Big!!
“MONSTER MASH DASH”
Art City Elementary’s Fundraiser
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OCTOBER 6, 2016
The first day of school . . . is a pretty BIG day for students, parents and teachers, parents take pictures of their children to mark the first day of school. Students dutifully have their pictures taken, give last hugs and boldly go to a new year with new teachers and new friends. Teachers welcome students as they boldly or meekly come into their classes. For some Teachers this is old hat, for others it is a first, but for all teachers this is a new day! A day to discover who each person is, a day to be BIG!
Every year there seems to be a theme to a school year, last year was the year of the "Pirate" this year it is "Art City Big". Based off of a story book "Big" by Coleen Paratore and illustrated by Clare Fennell. The book talks about when you were little you wanted to be BIG. It talks about how you measure yourself in things and years. The book goes on to tell how "Those People are wrong." It is more; it is bright, healthy, imaginative, kind, helpful, valuable, earth aware, and community aware. "Every year, every person . . . gets 365 presents . . .