Don't forget to order your field day shirts and shorts. The deadline to do this is Friday, March 25th.
Woodland Middle School is offering a "Wrestling Summer Camp" this year.
The new spring books for the story trails will be out by tomorrow. At Hamilton Crossing Park, we have Too Many Carrots by Katy Hudson. We are partnering with the Adairsville Public Library for the Manning Mill Trail. Their book is Under Ground by Denise Fleming.
These beautiful rainbow weavings were created by Mrs. Anderson's 2nd grade class during Mrs. Bearden's art class. The students have been learning about fiber art and the role of weaving in a variety of cultures around the world. The students have applied their understanding of pattern and their fine motor skills in creating their one-of-a-kind wall hangings.
Fourth grade paper mache ice cream cones look good enough to eat! Students in Mrs. Bearden's art class learned about Pop Art and the food sculptures of Claes Oldenberg. They then constructed an armature from newspaper, poster board, and masking tape. After covering the armature with a layer of paper mache, the students mixed paint colors to create their own flavors and added sprinkles, cherries, and drizzles on top!
Order your shirts and shorts for field day. The sale starts tomorrow, March 11, and ends on Friday, March 25.
We would like to update the WMS community on our greenhouse plant progress and remind everyone that sales will begin the last week in March. If you would like to preorder any of the available plants, please email Stacey Evans @ Stacey.evans@bartow.k12.ga.us. The students will fill those orders and have them ready for pick up at your convenience. Cash only each plant is $ 2.00
Please keep in mind that the proceeds from this sale will go directly to the Exceptional Education program. Thank you in advance for your support we look forward to supplying our community with vegetable plants.
Euharlee's Monthly S.T.E.M Challenge:
Please see the information below about cheerleading tryouts for Woodland Middle School.
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FLYGIRLS! Fourth grade students, Bailey and Kennedy, joined the Cobb Flygirls this weekend. They learned drone rules according to the FAA, maneuvered drones through obstacle courses, and learned to code drones.
As part of STEM Day, 5th grade was visited by Tiko Jones with Cobb EMC. Mr. Jones taught students about electrical safety, reviewed circuits, and explained how electricity travels from power stations to homes. Mr. Jones also brought Cobb EMC's electric Ford Mustang which allowed students the opportunity of viewing EV technology. Thank you, Cobb EMC and Mr. Jones!
Reminder: When coming to eat lunch with your child, please remember that the lunchroom does not take credit cards. Visitors have to pay for their lunch using either cash or a check. Thank you so much in helping us with this!
Don't forget....Pre-K registration is going on this week at Euharlee Elementary!
Registration closes on Friday, February 25, at 2:00.
Pre-K celebrated "Two's Day" by wearing tie-dye today.
OOOO...IT'S BACK: Back by popular demand - SUMMER STEM CAMP! More opportunities only found by attending Bartow County schools! Registration opens next week and it's VERY limited!
Next week is "Read Across America" Week (February 28-March 4). We will be celebrating with the following dress up days:
Monday - Red Fish/Blue Fish - wear red or blue
Tuesday - Thing One/Thing Two - crazy hair day
Wednesday - Cat in the Hat - wear stripes/favorite hat
Thursday - My Many Colored Days - wear your favorite color or as many colors as you can
Friday - Cozy Up to a Good Book - wear pajamas
"Counselor Appreciation Week"
Ms. Heim, we appreciate all you do for our school!!
Rocket Challenge
In honor of Black History Month, our STEM challenge for February will spotlight the story of Mae Jemison. She was the first African American woman in space. Your challenge this month is to design and build a spaceship or rocket using items from around your house. Be creative and think about how to plan your design so that it would best operate at a high speed in space.
Don't forget the Scholastic Book Fair is going on this week at Euharlee Elementary!!!
Please see the information below about this year's "Jump Rope for Heart" program.
