Mrs. Shaffer's1st grade class of all A's and all A's and B's!! Great job!
River's November school calendar.
Students Khalia Wilson, Hadley Heinlein, and Alex Hare from Mrs. Gollihare’s 3rd Grade Class mastered more math facts! Awesome job!
📚🎉 Book Fair + Fall Festival = Tomorrow! 🎉📚
Don’t miss out! Our Book Fair will be open during the Fall Festival tomorrow from 5–7 PM! 🍁✨
Stop by with your student, browse great books, and stock up on fresh reads while enjoying all the fun festival activities. 🧁🎟️📖
We can’t wait to see you there! 📕💛
Don’t miss out! Our Book Fair will be open during the Fall Festival tomorrow from 5–7 PM! 🍁✨
Stop by with your student, browse great books, and stock up on fresh reads while enjoying all the fun festival activities. 🧁🎟️📖
We can’t wait to see you there! 📕💛
Dalton and Everett from Mrs. Hormann's 2nd grade class are moving along on their math facts. Great job boys.
Mrs. Morris' 4th grade class won the Amira reading award.
Ms. Delzer celebrated her 1st grade students who earned A's and B's.
Our Principals of the
Day has a great time today.
Students of the Month assemblies for October.
Rivers students ended Red Ribbon Week by dressing as their favorite character.
We colored Halloween tablecloths for our morning activity in Ms. Davis' PreK class.
Mrs. Raab’s 4th grade class enjoying some multiplication Bingo for Halloween.
One of our favorite grandmothers came to visit Ms Streets classroom today! Ms Mindy read a story about a square pumpkin! It was lots of fun! Thank you, Ms Mindy!
Mrs. Brakebill brought Mrs. Gollihare’s 3rd grade class a fun Halloween STEM escape box from Air & Space STEM Outreach. The kids had to use their problem solving skills and critical thinking skills to break open their box and solve the puzzles. They had a blast!
Caleb Jacobi and Emery Popejoy from Mrs. McKenzie’s PreK class have learned all of their uppercase letters! Roman Duarte and Anthony Teabout have learned all of their letter sounds! Way to go kiddos!!
📚 Book Fair Reminder for Pre-K–1st Families! 📚
Our youngest students visited the Book Fair today and created wish lists of books they’re excited about! The lists look like receipts — but don’t worry, no purchases were made today.
Your child’s “receipt” is simply a wish list of books they liked during their preview time. Feel free to look it over together and decide if there are items you’d like to purchase during the Book Fair. ❤️
Our youngest students visited the Book Fair today and created wish lists of books they’re excited about! The lists look like receipts — but don’t worry, no purchases were made today.
Your child’s “receipt” is simply a wish list of books they liked during their preview time. Feel free to look it over together and decide if there are items you’d like to purchase during the Book Fair. ❤️
Students at Rivers Out Shined Drugs by wearing neon colors.
Mrs. Hormann's class used 1 inch tiles to measure things around the classroom. The challenge was, they could not use rulers or get more tiles. Students for creative and combined their tiles to measure longer objects.
Ms. Huckaby’s second grade students tasted black grapes in class today. They learned that there are more than 8,000 different types of grapes. Grapes can come in colors of red, purple, pink, blue, black, white and green.
Beau Brown and Jemimah Akeneck in Mrs. Gollihare’s 3rd grade class mastered more math facts! Great job!
