Mrs. Spires’ students enjoyed being back together today! They read the book “Scribble Stones” and discussed ways they can show kindness and inspire others through simple acts. Then, they painted their own unique stone as a reminder to always strive to spread joy to those around them.
We are so thankful to be back at school!!!! Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Youngblood’s students conducted interviews with each other about Hurricane Milton and its impact on their homes and families. 🌪️🏠 It was interesting to hear everyone's personal story.
Now FREE Hotdog meals for any families in need. Drive thru style distribution at PGE (carriderline) from 4:00-6:00pm. Also at
Corner of Vienna Church Rd & Davidson Rd 5:00-5:30pm
Liquor King Parking Lot (4960 Bemiss Rd.)5:00-5:30pm
Crows Estates Mobile Home Community (New Bethel Rd area)
5:00-5:30pm
Today, October 6th, we will be distributing FREE Hotdog meals for any LCS families in need. We will have a “drive thru style” distribution at Pine Grove Elementary (car rider line) from 4:00-6:00pm for families to come pick up meals. We will also be going to a few areas around the Pine Grove district for anyone who does not have adequate transportation. Please review the other locations and times below:
Corner of Vienna Church Rd & Davidson Rd
5:00-5:30pm
Liquor King Parking Lot (4960 Bemiss Rd.)
5:00-5:30pm
Crows Estates Mobile Home Community (New Bethel Rd area)
5:00-5:30pm
🎉🎶 A huge shout out to Mrs. Holley's 5th grade class for earning their white belt in recorder! 🏅These talented students mastered the notes B, A, and G, and rocked their half note and quarter note rhythms! Their hard work, focus, and dedication to perfecting their skills are paying off. Keep up the fantastic work, musicians—you're just getting started!
Celebrating Johnny Appleseed Day a little early. Mrs. Allison & Mrs. Robinson's students enjoyed apple tasting for apple week honoring Johnny Appleseed. The students used their senses to talk about the apples. They also graphed the apples according to which students liked the red, green or yellow apples.
It’s always a great day in music class when the parachute comes out!
Students have been enjoying using the parachute to explore movement and rhythm in fun, engaging ways. Whether we're lifting it high to the beat of a song, creating waves in sync with the music, or moving in circles, every movement connects their bodies to sound.
Second graders' book of the week was "The Salamander Room"! They also read a non-fiction salamander book and learned about text features! They practiced using adjectives and descriptive language in our writing!
Kindergarten gathered, sliced, and squeezed lemons to make lemonade after reading the story "When Grandma Gives You a Lemon Tree."
Friday was a great day to create pizza! PGE ACES classes rolled up their sleeves and got creative today making pizza pies! By working together, they were able to create some tasty results to end the week! Mr. Swilley enjoyed some also.
Look at Mrs. Bearrentine's math wizards! They are solving addition problems up to 1,000 using digital base-ten blocks as a model. ➕
September 30th is Georgia Reads Day. Students may wear their favorite book character's outfit. Outfits must adhere to dress code. No scary outfits will be allowed.
Mrs. May visited Ms. Satterwhite’s Kindergarten class for a very special read aloud. Students were amazed that their very own Assistant Principal co-authored the book with her father and also illustrated the pictures!
🎶 Our second grade students are becoming listening detectives! They’re on the hunt for the strong and weak beats in music to uncover the meter! Students are using large and small objects to show meters of 2, 3, and 4.
1st graders are magnetic! Learning what attracts and repels in the science lab.
Mrs. Allison & Mrs. Robinson wanted to give a shout out to Mrs. May for stopping by their classroom. Mrs. May watched the PGE News and encouraged students to follow those PAWS guidelines.
Our 1st popcorn, pickles & pringles day was a success! Thank you to our ACES classes for helping out with this event.
Mrs. Penland's second graders listened to the story The Dot by Peter Reynolds to celebrate National dot day, which is September 15th. After learning from Vashti the main character, students created their own dot and got to see it in 3D!
Be sure to join our weekend challenge!
Mrs. Reeves' class learned about some of the events that happened on 9/11. They also read "The Man in the Red Bandanna" and created a memory class quilt to represent the events of the day.
