We are so excited for Santa Shop!
Congrats to our Reader Leaders!
Kindergarten, First and Third grade teachers participated in PD after school to enhance their knowledge of multisensory instruction and mathematics! Our teachers never stop learning and growing!
Students in Mrs. Coxwell's GRC class tallied up the votes from our 3rd grade election. Students voted on things like their favorite school lunch, their favorite classroom reward, their favorite school event of the year, their favorite special, and what animal they think would best represent Meadow View. Results coming soon!
Meadow View Elementary would like to extend an invitation to you for our Thanksgiving luncheon. 1st grade, 3rd grade and Galloway will be on Tuesday, November 19th; and Pre-K, Kindergarten and 2nd grade will be on Thursday, November 21st . Lunch times have been adjusted. Your child’s teacher will communicate adjusted lunch times.
Lunch visitors will be limited to one visitor per student. Siblings will not be allowed. Visitors must be listed on the student’s contact page as an approved visitor. Proper ID will be required.
Your student will be bringing home a form with all of the information and also a form for you to return to school so you can RSVP for this yummy lunch! We can't wait to see you!🦃
Parent Academy for our ESL students is next Wednesday, 11/13/24, at TIS from 6-8 pm.
We would like to give a huge congratulations to our Teacher of the Year, 3rd grade teacher, Ms. Cushing and our Support Person of the Year, secretary, Ms. Gossett!
Ms. Cushing has only been at MVES for a few years but has already made such an impact on many students. She is an amazing teacher and makes sure every student feels included, special and important. Her classroom is full of learning and fun activities! She is loved by all of her colleagues as well and we couldn’t be more proud of her!
Ms. Gossett has been with MVES since the doors of the school were opened! She is vital to the day to day operation of our school and she keeps the school running like a well oiled machine! She knows all of the things and we are so thankful she is part of our team!
Congratulations to both of these special women, we love you both! We hope you both know how important you are to MVES!
Reader Leaders for the week!
Congratulations to our Mathletes of the week!
Justice-Mrs. Nabors
Caelen-Mrs. Stanfa
Hunter-Mrs. Gardner
Emily-Mrs. Gardner
Mrs. Wade’s 2nd grade class wrapped up the study on glaciers by creating glacier gak! We watched how it can move at different speeds and pick up things along its path. We related this to how glaciers move and change the surface of the Earth. We ended it with yummy glacier snack!
Mrs. Wade’s 2nd grade class was busy using their engineering minds to make monster traps, spider web bridges, and then played a competitive game of memory with our doubles facts!
Mrs. Bull’s 2nd grade class learned about counting collections during math this week! They were working on grouping/counting by 10s to be more efficient.
Pre-k listened to Mrs. Gray read “There Was an Old Lady who Swallowed a Bat” and made a special Halloween recipe for Snack!
Mrs. Thrasher’s 2nd grade class had an exciting book tasting this week! They had so much fun exploring different genres📚
Mrs. Lawrence’s 3rd grade class had a fun Halloween school day! Marshmallow towers, recess, crafts, learning and more!
Ms. Bearden’s 3rd grade class used saltines and cheez-its to learn about area
Pumpkin carving in Mrs. Colburn’s kindergarten class 🎃🎃
Miss Lavender’s 3rd grade class had a fun Halloween day and did a dissolving candy corn experiment! This taught them about predicting and observing candy corn in different acidic and basic liquids.🎃
Mrs. Harris' kindergarten class:
We spent the week learning about spiders! We learned how they build their web and how insects get stuck to the spider web. Mrs. Harris was the poor bug that got stuck in the middle of the web! Then, we learned that spiders have a special oil that helps them not stick to their own web. We replicated that by using our fingers to walk across tape, first getting stuck as the insect, then dipping our fingers in oil and walking across easily as the spider. We ended our week by making spiders with Oreos and pretzel sticks and took turns pulling the pulp and seeds out of our class pumpkin! What a fun way to say goodbye to October!
Lots of fun for Halloween in Mrs. Fikes’ 1st grade class! 🎃
