Here are a few more pictures of our guest readers from Woodland High School.
We would like to thank Ms. Hogsed, the media specialist at Woodland High School, for bringing The Wildcat Shelf, Woodland High School's book club, to read to our students today. The students loved having books read to them in celebration of "Read Across America Week."
Please click the link to read Euharlee Elementary's March newsletter.
https://www.smore.com/n/kpmr8
We will be celebrating "Read Across America" week on March 4-8. During this week, we will be having dress up days. Please see the schedule below for what we are doing each day. Also, remember to read, read, read!!
Thank you to everyone who came out last night for our STEM Showcase. Everyone had a great time, and we thank you for your support!
Congratulations to the following students who placed in the Young Georgia Author's Writing Competition. They competed against students from the other eleven Bartow County schools.
Abby West- 1st grade- first place in the county.
Kylie Clance- 2nd grade- tied for third place in the county.
Annalee Pond- 3rd grade- second place in the county.
It is Counselor Appreciation Week! We are very thankful to have Ms. Heim on the Wildcat team. She supports our students and staff in countless ways that positively impact Euharlee Elementary School.
Join other Bartow County community members in this Powerful Parenting workshop.
Sunday, Feb. 25 from 3-6pm at LakePoint Sports Center.
Email david@missionbartow.org for more information.
Our book fair begins tomorrow!!! Please see the schedule below for the day and time your child will be visiting the book fair. We are looking forward to a great week!
Our book fair will be held on February 5-9. Your child's class will be coming to the book fair on the same day and time they were supposed to come this week. Thank you in advance for your support! We are looking forward to having another great book fair!!
Please join us for our Title I Family Night on February 15 from 5:30- 6:45pm!
We will have fun STEM activities, information to work with students at home, and door prizes. This year, we will also have students showcasing our grade level PBLs!
We hope to see everyone there!
First grade has worked hard to learn and write about Martin Luther Ling Jr. (directed drawing and writing is displayed above them in the photo).
Following up on Bartow County School's two-hour delay announcement, Euharlee Elementary's doors will open at 9:15 a.m. A light, grab and go breakfast will be available to students. The day will officially begin at 10:05. Lunch times and dismissal will be the same. Thank you!
5th Grade Yearbook Dedication:
Good Morning Bartow County School System Families,
Mark your calendars! Set those alarms! If you need to fill out an Out-of-District or Out-of-Zone application, you can do so starting Feb. 5! See details below.
Students at Euharlee enjoyed having football players from Woodland High School come and read to them today. Pictured are the players reading to first grade.
The media center's new mural is complete!! Mrs. Dorothy Reavis, a local artist, did a fantastic job on this work of art. Ethan Perkins and Breeanna Chapman, former Euharlee students and Woodland High School graduates, also assisted her on the work. The students at Euharlee have been watching the progress as Mrs. Reavis worked. They loved learning about what a muralist is as they watched the mural come to life. It was such an amazing experience for everyone! Thank you Mrs. Reavis for a job well done!!!!!
Our first graders got to take home their life-sized snowmen today!! Their parents were so happy for the surprise!
Thank you E.A.T. for supplying doughnuts and drinks to our staff on Friday. It was such a nice surprise!
Third, fourth, and fifth grade gifted students have been studying the brain. Last week, students studied the olfactory bulb. After learning about the olfactory bulb, students conducted a mystery scent investigation. Then a survey was conducted to determine the students' favorite scent and their least favorite scent. The results of the survey are in! The favorite scent was vanilla, and the least favorite scent was cinnamon. Students were asked if they would rather do another smell test or a taste test while blindfolded. 84% of the students would rather do a taste test while blindfolded!
