Our students at Spanish Oaks took time this week to show their appreciation for the brave men and women who are fighting the Pole Creek and Bald Mountain Fires. Thank you, Adalee Campbell (5th grade), for spear-heading this wonderful service activity ... You are a "Go Getter" at Spanish Oaks!
Where You Look, Is Where You Go ... Aim High! Just like when you are riding a bike … where you look, that’s where you’ll go. If you are riding down the road and you focus on the tree, you will run into the tree! Instead focus on the place you want the bike to go to have a nice bike ride. Where you look, that’s where you go; where you focus your attention is where you will end up! Great job, students ... setting goals and going after them! At Spanish Oaks we choose every day to: Be Kind, Show Respect, Work Hard ...
Math and movement! 6th grade did a scavenger hunt to review math! It was a fun way to get out some energy since we’ve been trapped inside, due to the smoke!
Kara was our first lunch worker of the week! We are so excited for her. Kara was always busy and did exactly what she was asked to do!!
We love our 4th grade buddy readers here in 1st grade! They model reading fluency and help us decode trickier words. Buddy time is one of our favorite parts of the week!
* Reminder: Monday 9-17-18 is a half day of school. For those who choose to eat, lunch will be served from 10:45 AM to 11:15 PM. Students will be dismissed at noon. Both AM and PM kindergarten students will meet in a joint “squishy” session in the morning. Thank you for your support ... Happy Monday!
We once again enjoyed the Just Jump group who helped us get a "jump" on our new reading goal for this year. Several students, teachers and even Mrs. Brown all got involved in the fun.
Everyone get reading and let's reach that goal!
Mrs. Stewart’s class enjoyed learning about prepositions this week . They were able to participate in a fun dance lesson where they got the chance to perform prepositions for one another.
Today, Miss Robison’s first grade class had a special guest, Mrs. Fillmore, that taught her students about the life cycle of a plant using dance. They had so much fun!