
Ms. Callie HAwkins' rising 2nd grade students are building animals with Lego bricks.











Ms. Molly Gore's rising second graders are working on setting equations equal.




Save the date!
June 16th, 6:00pm, LA Cafeteria!!
We will have an informational meeting/registration for the 25-26 LA Anglers. Anyone wanting to be part of the fishing team will need to be in attendance. Anglers must be in 4th grade or higher to join.
Requirements:
2-anglers per team
Boat captain
Boat
Other information will be provided the night of the 16th.

Mrs. Candice Kirk's rising 6th grade students exploring magnetism in stem centers





Mrs. Jennifer Ledbetter's rising first grade learned about the weather this week. They had fun forecasting the weather, making weather crafts and one experiment was to see if they could make it rain in a jar.






If you are interested or have signed up for our new virtual program. Please join us on June 13th at 1 PM for an introduction meeting for parents. We give an overview of the program and have a time for questions. We hope to see you at the district office at 302 Zachary Street in Livingston.


Rising 5th grade students baking cookies in Mrs. Shaw, Ms. Watson, Ms. Miller and Ms. Sullivan 's Summer learning classes.








Ms. Maddie Gaw 's rising 4th grade students practiced cross stitch as part of their STEAM time and made creative name tags.









Ms. Maddie Gaw's rising 4th grade students creating Lava lamps.








Ms. Alexis Wells' Kindergarten students have been diligently working on recognizing names, mastering numbers, and engaging in exciting STEM activities. Their hard work and dedication are truly commendable, and they are making great strides in their learning journey.









Mrs. Sherry Hall's rising 3rd grade students created slime during their STEAM time.


Ms. Stephanie Barnes' rising Kindergarten class is diving into exciting STEM activities during their summer learning camp. In the "Floor is Lava" challenge, students brainstormed innovative ways to keep the bears safe from the lava, ensuring they were balanced and secure. Meanwhile, in the "Dino Crossing" activity, the young learners creatively engineered bridges to help dinosaurs traverse various terrains, including water, land, and mountains. Their ingenuity and problem-solving skills are truly impressive!







Mrs. Murphey's rising 3rd graders created containers to protect eggs from a drop. They learned about the engineering and design process through this fun STEAM activity.




Ms. Stephanie Barnes' rising Kindergarten students working on STEM activities.






Ms. Callie Hawkins' rising 2nd graders are working with magnets during stream time.



Ms. Smith's rising 1st graders are creating with STEM Bins during our summer learning camp.





Mrs. Spring Choate's rising 4th graders are working on multiplication and division using units of 7 and sentence structure in a fun filled way.







Ms. Shaelyn Miller's rising 5th graders are learning about mixtures and solutions through fun activities where they created fruit bowls and ice cream!







Mrs. Lisa Henry's Rising 6th graders creating origami animals








Mrs. Jennifer Dillon's rising 3rd graders explored drawing shapes with shaving cream, making a shapes city and built homes for their pet with Lego blocks.









