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ššMrs. Grounds' kindergarteners enjoyed APPLE themed painting, fine motor practice, and stem activities in class today!šš
When it is your leader day and your dad is a firefighter, what do you bring for show and tell? A fire truck! š
Thank you PV firefighters Trevor Felan, JR Jackson, and Cole Campbell for making Brooks Felan's show and tell one to remember!
Students got to do a science experiment in Character Lab this week. They used a sneeze simulator after reading "Sick Simon" by Dan Krall with our counselor Mrs. Sparks (aka Doctor Von Sparklestein). š¤§š¤š©š¼āš¬š¦ š©·
On Wednesday, Stephen Fite, children's musician and songwriter, stopped back by PVES to visit the classrooms of the teachers who attended the Frog Street conference this past summer. He visited Mrs. Barcenas and Mrs. Hicks' kindergarten classes, as well as , Mrs. Apel, Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Milligan, and Ms. Williamson's first grade and T-1 classes. Mr. Fite spoke with the students and sang a song with them. It was fantastic!
Stephen Fite, children's musician and songwriter, stopped by PVES on Tuesday afternoon. He presents workshops for teachers and conducts concerts for children. In July, PVES had six teachers attend the Frog Street conference in Texas where Stephen Fite presented. He wanted to stop by and check on them. Mrs. Herd, Mrs. Sparks, and Ms. Wallace got to meet with him.
Mrs. Herd made her famous cinnamon rolls for the PVHS cheerleaders this morning! They compete at State this weekend. Good luck girls!! ā¤ļøš¾š£
Ms. Williamson's students were excited to show Mrs. Herd all the fun learning activities they do in T-1! From STEM projects, to Qtip painting for developing fine motor skills, on to table work, and addition with dice š² T-1 is the place to be! š
What do some of our third graders do while waiting for their classmates during the post-recess bathroom break? They learn American Sign Language!
Mrs. Clayton and Mrs. Harrisonās classes are using their rest time to practice words and phrases in ASL.
Parents, ask your kids to show you what they learned!
PV Cheer Clinic forms will be going out with students soon! Be on the lookout for them. A copy is attached here.
š¾ PANTHER REMINDER ā NO SCHOOL FRIDAY! š¾
Pauls Valley Schools will be CLOSED this Friday, September 25th. There will be NO SCHOOL for students or staff.
We hope all of our Panthers enjoy the long weekend! ā¤ļøš¤
š Friday, September 25
š« No School ā District Closed
Classes will resume on the regular schedule following the long weekend.
Enjoy the extra day, Panthers! š¾
Pauls Valley Schools will be CLOSED this Friday, September 25th. There will be NO SCHOOL for students or staff.
We hope all of our Panthers enjoy the long weekend! ā¤ļøš¤
š Friday, September 25
š« No School ā District Closed
Classes will resume on the regular schedule following the long weekend.
Enjoy the extra day, Panthers! š¾
Ms. Danielās first grade class practiced "punching final sounds" during their Heggerty phonemic awareness lesson today.
ā¤ļøš¾ PV Homecoming š¾ā¤ļø
Next week, September 28-October 2 is homecoming week! Attached you will find a flyer with the PVES dress up day themes. Homecoming is set for Friday, October 2! Go Panthers! šš¾
Next week, September 28-October 2 is homecoming week! Attached you will find a flyer with the PVES dress up day themes. Homecoming is set for Friday, October 2! Go Panthers! šš¾
Last week we had some Little Panthers š¾ compete in the Madill Cross Country meet!
Runners:
Noah Spears
Emmalyn Garcia
Emilia Gonzalez - 4th Place - KG Girls
Nyla Nunez - 21st Place - KG Girls
Perri Sparks - 9th Place - 1st/2nd Girls
Nalani Nunez - 10th Place - 1st/2nd Girls
Mrs. Apel's first grade students celebrated International Dot Day with STEM creations constructed out of marshmallows and toothpicks!
PVES First grade and T-1 classes came together for International Dot Day!šStudents enjoyed painting šļø their own Dot Day creations!š£š¢š”
PVES Kindergartners had fun decorating and designing their own Dots in Library this past week for International Dot Day! šļøšµ
š¢ International Dot Day was Tuesday, September 15th! š£ This celebration is inspired by Peter H. Reynolds' children's book, The Dot. š” The book encourages children and adults to be brave, explore creativity, and "Make their Mark" on the world! š
Mrs. Milligan's first grade class used alphabet mats to put their letter manipulatives in alphabetical order.
Mrs. Barcenas' Kindergarteners celebrated the letter 'Tt' by making corn Tortillas and taste testing quesadillas on a Tuesday during Hispanic Heritage Month!
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