Mrs. Johnson’s class is working hard to learn name recognition & identity through several different hands on learning concepts that include tracing, writing, sorting, building, rainbow coloring & gluing.
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Sign up for this fun Parent's Night out at Burgaw's BEST After School and Summer Camp this Saturday!!
Drop the kids off to enjoy some fun with friends while helping support CFE PTO!
Mr. King's class enjoyed drawing their depictions of the Swallowing Monster from the Nez Pearce creation stories!
This week Mrs. Garvey’s 5th grade classes practiced their storytelling skills with the traditional Nez Perce tale, “How Beaver Stole Fire from the Pines.”
Because I stink 🦨at scheduling posts while on vacation, it's a "Two-fer" Teacher Tuesday because they each deserve a story to match their name. I'm Sorry!!!
🍎 Teacher Tuesday Spotlight 🍎
Meet Ms. Maggie Gregory, a Kindergarten teacher at Topsail Annandale Elementary School, who is being celebrated for her kindness, caring nature, and the way she goes above and beyond for her students. With 5 years of teaching experience, Ms. Gregory has already made a lasting impact on both her students and their families.
What stands out most about Ms. Gregory is her sweet and nurturing personality. She not only supports her current students but continues to show kindness to former students as well. One parent shared that when their child became very sick, Ms. Gregory had the entire class make get well cards that meant the world to their family.
Thank you, Ms. Gregory, for your caring heart, dedication, and the joy you bring into your classroom each day. Your students are lucky to learn and grow in such a loving environment! 💛💙
🍎 Teacher Tuesday Spotlight 🍎
Meet Ms. Roseanna Robertson, a dedicated Preschool teacher at Cape Fear Elementary School with over 20 years of experience in Early Childhood Education. What began as a job when she was just 17 quickly grew into a passion and a lifelong career in nurturing and inspiring young learners.
Ms. Robertson’s favorite subject to teach is math, because it’s concrete, hands-on, and can be woven into fun and meaningful activities that support children’s overall development. One of her most cherished teaching moments came when a concerned parent saw her child flourish in preschool.
Outside the classroom, Ms. Robertson enjoys supporting her children’s activities, attending community events, and even traveling across the country to do pageant hair and makeup. At home, she shares life with her pets: Blue the black lab, Honey the golden goldendoodle, Charlie the orange tabby cat, and Gabby the beta fish. Her favorite destination is the Cayman Islands, and her teaching philosophy is simple but powerful: build a nurturing, community-centered classroom that lays the foundation for lifelong learning.
💛💙 Thank you, Ms. Robertson, for your dedication, heart, and impact on our youngest learners at Cape Fear Elementary!
🍎 Teacher Tuesday Spotlight 🍎
Meet Ms. Maggie Gregory, a Kindergarten teacher at Topsail Annandale Elementary School, who is being celebrated for her kindness, caring nature, and the way she goes above and beyond for her students. With 5 years of teaching experience, Ms. Gregory has already made a lasting impact on both her students and their families.
What stands out most about Ms. Gregory is her sweet and nurturing personality. She not only supports her current students but continues to show kindness to former students as well. One parent shared that when their child became very sick, Ms. Gregory had the entire class make get well cards that meant the world to their family.
Thank you, Ms. Gregory, for your caring heart, dedication, and the joy you bring into your classroom each day. Your students are lucky to learn and grow in such a loving environment! 💛💙
🍎 Teacher Tuesday Spotlight 🍎
Meet Ms. Roseanna Robertson, a dedicated Preschool teacher at Cape Fear Elementary School with over 20 years of experience in Early Childhood Education. What began as a job when she was just 17 quickly grew into a passion and a lifelong career in nurturing and inspiring young learners.
Ms. Robertson’s favorite subject to teach is math, because it’s concrete, hands-on, and can be woven into fun and meaningful activities that support children’s overall development. One of her most cherished teaching moments came when a concerned parent saw her child flourish in preschool.
Outside the classroom, Ms. Robertson enjoys supporting her children’s activities, attending community events, and even traveling across the country to do pageant hair and makeup. At home, she shares life with her pets: Blue the black lab, Honey the golden goldendoodle, Charlie the orange tabby cat, and Gabby the beta fish. Her favorite destination is the Cayman Islands, and her teaching philosophy is simple but powerful: build a nurturing, community-centered classroom that lays the foundation for lifelong learning.
💛💙 Thank you, Ms. Robertson, for your dedication, heart, and impact on our youngest learners at Cape Fear Elementary!
🧼💙 Let’s work together to keep PCS classrooms healthy!
✅ Encourage handwashing and covering coughs/sneezes
✅ Keep your child home if they have a fever, vomiting, or diarrhea
✅ Follow return-to-school guidelines for contagious illnesses like strep, pink eye, or chickenpox
By following these steps, we can limit the spread of germs and keep students learning. For more information, contact your school nurse or visit the CDC’s Infection Prevention Guidance for Schools: https://www.cdc.gov/orr/school-preparedness/infection-prevention/index.html
✅ Encourage handwashing and covering coughs/sneezes
✅ Keep your child home if they have a fever, vomiting, or diarrhea
✅ Follow return-to-school guidelines for contagious illnesses like strep, pink eye, or chickenpox
By following these steps, we can limit the spread of germs and keep students learning. For more information, contact your school nurse or visit the CDC’s Infection Prevention Guidance for Schools: https://www.cdc.gov/orr/school-preparedness/infection-prevention/index.html
Ms. Hewlett's class has been very busy measuring their friends after estimating how tall we think they are. And Seeing how long it takes a popsicle to melt in the sun ☀️
8 minutes!
Mrs. Hollifield’s class completed their first Wit and Wisdom Focusing Question Task! Students had to choose one of their five senses and complete a sentence on how they use that sense.
Mrs. Bass's class completed an experiment to represent observations and melting points in degrees Celsius and interpret data to explain why lip balm is a mixture of beeswax and coconut oil.
🇺🇸 Remembering 9/11 🇺🇸
Today, we honor the heroes of September 11, 2001. We remember the bravery, kindness, and strength shown on that day and in the days that followed. ❤️💙
Mrs Robertson's class have been diving deep into the First Six Weeks study by teaching strategies. They have focused on identifying emotions, the causes, and/or solutions. They have also been working on developing fine motor skills through art, writing and math activities. Check out some of the activities used to develop skills in these areas.
Science just got a little crabby—in the best way! 🦀 Our 4th graders welcomed fiddler crabs into their habitats. Some of our students were a little shy at first, just like the tiny crabs, but their curiosity quickly grew!
Each month, the Administrative Team at CFE selects one staff member for the Crystal Apple Award—a recognition given to someone who has made a positive impact on our students and staff and who consistently goes above and beyond to make CFE a better place.
This month, we are proud to recognize Mrs. Mary Younginer!
Mrs. Younginer has provided exceptional support to our Kindergarten teachers and assistants. As our EC Lead, she has also collaborated closely with the Administrative Team to ensure our students' needs are met with care and excellence. Her dedication, teamwork, and commitment to student success truly exemplify the spirit of this award.
Thank you, Mrs. Younginer, for all that you do!
This month, we are proud to recognize Mrs. Mary Younginer!
Mrs. Younginer has provided exceptional support to our Kindergarten teachers and assistants. As our EC Lead, she has also collaborated closely with the Administrative Team to ensure our students' needs are met with care and excellence. Her dedication, teamwork, and commitment to student success truly exemplify the spirit of this award.
Thank you, Mrs. Younginer, for all that you do!
Mrs Robertson's class have been diving deep into the First Six Weeks study by teaching strategies. They have focused on identifying emotions, the causes, and/or solutions. They have also been working on developing fine motor skills through art, writing and math activities. Check out some of the activities used to develop skills in these areas.
During math small group rotations Ms. Johnson’s class practiced identifying numbers, one to one correspondence , identifying shapes and creating those shapes with painted velcro popsicle sticks!
Come out for the first PTO meeting of the year!
**Monday 9/15 at 6:30 in the CFE library**
Come learn more about PTO and what we have planned for the year. We would love to see you there!
Nothing beats slowing down and getting lost in a great story. Cozy up and enjoy!
Mrs. Bass’s 5th grade class explored physical properties today during a hands on science lesson
