Good evening Surf City Families. Bus 285 will be approximately an hour late in the morning on Monday, October 21st. Bus 199 will be picking students up. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
Sea Turtle Families - Please use the link to access this week's edition of The Turtle Times. I hope all of our students, families, and staff have a wonderful weekend. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DAyPwpcHf3mVaYC5ER-7NwKJkVU808RG/view?usp=sharing
Mrs. Curry’s first grade class is learning about how books change peoples lives around the world. After reading Green Eggs and Ham, students wrote how books change their life. They also shared and responded to each other during our Socratic Seminar.
Mrs. Horne and Mrs. Oberle's ELA classes spent the day outside today defending their school from zombies in an exciting escape room adventure! Students had to work together to cite evidence to crack the codes and escape the zombie attacks!
The book fair was a huge success! Thank you to all who helped, shopped & supported. 📚
We're happy to share with you that Mia D. from Mrs. Mizell's 4th grade class is our Sea Turtle of the Week for the week of October 14-18 . Mia, your school is proud of you. 💙🐢💚
We are thankful to be a part of the compassionate Surf City Elementary community. At this time, as temperatures dip into the 30’s, we want our neighbors to the West to be kept warm. We are partnering with the Asheville community who are in need of new blankets, new coats and jackets, winter socks, and batteries. Thank you for all you are doing to serve and uplift others. Donation boxes will be in the front foyer of the school. Items will be delivered at the end of October.
Next week is Bullying Prevention Awareness week and we are wearing orange to show our support. 🧡
Bus 285 will be approximately one hour late this morning. They will be picked up by bus 199. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Our Sea Turtles are wearing yellow this week to support Special Needs Awareness Week. Here's a tip! Remember that we are all unique with positive qualities, take time to notice the positive in others today. 💛
2nd grade is busy! Mrs. Holt's class is building trick words, partner reading and practicing fluency while Mrs. Allen's class is learning the difference between vowel and consonant suffixes and when to use -es or -s to make a word plural.
Ms. Inman-Horne & Ms. Meneses' PreK kiddos are enjoying the sunshine while engaged in sensory play with sand and using scoops to work on small muscle control.
Today Mrs. Meadow's PreK class followed a recipe on how to make apple pie in a cup, followed by a sequencing activity! 🍎🥧
Lost & Found items!
In preparation for Veterans Day, we would like for you to share the veterans that you'd like to honor. Please use the following form; https://forms.gle/EXz6xdAUqes5rEvH7
Mrs. Allen's 2nd grade class read the geodes book called Cranberry Crop which had a recipe in the back for cranberry relish. After reading about how cranberries are harvested, they proved that cranberries really do float! They chopped apples (with plastic knives) and oranges and blended them with cranberries, honey and some juice and tasted some delicious cranberry relish along side fresh and dried cranberries. Yum!
Please use the link to access this week's edition of The Turtle Times. I hope all of our students, families, and staff have a wonderful weekend. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1i0yE_3jLOW4aGT-1CqW5WAzSnZVPECPZ/view?usp=sharing
Mrs. Burnett's third graders teamed up with Mrs. Full' s first graders to share their paragraphs about why and how scientists explore the ocean.
Mrs. Milliner's 2nd grade students are working to identify the main topic and key details. Students were assigned a season and had to use the text to find key details to explain how leaves change in that season. 🍂🍃🍁
Mrs. Batt's kindergarten students practiced the numbers 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10 by role playing restaurant and counting out the correct amount of "food" to give to the customer. Great job, mathematicians!
