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October 31, 2018In Grade 2 the writing process is developing as a new year begins. Their main focus thus far has been improving their sentences, defining the subject, and making sure it has a detailed predicate. Then, taking those sentences and creating an interesting, well written paragraph. To do this they brainstorm [...]Read More
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October 31, 2018We have been very busy in Kindergarten! We have been learning [...]Read More -
October 31, 2018Help raise money for our school by clipping, collecting and sending in Box Tops for Education! [...]Read More -
October 30, 2018Join in a great evening of fun, food and drink for a Thanksgiving Meat Raffle to benefit Assumption School [...]Read More -
October 29, 2018The band has started their most challenging piece yet. Over 70 measures of a piece called “Christmas Festival”, a mixture of “Hark the Herald Angels Sing”, “Silent Night” and “Joy to the World”.Read More -
October 29, 2018The chorus is off to a great start. They picked up right where they left off on singing the “Hail Mary, Gentle Woman” in parts. I am so proud of them! Watch for the old John Denver hit “Grandma’s Feather Bed” at the Christmas Concert.Read More -
October 29, 2018BUBBLES, BUBBLES, BUBBLES In Fourth Grade Science we started out the year with a bubble experiment. We discussed solutions, variables, and surface area of [...]Read More -
October 29, 2018Victims of Hurricane Florence will benefit from monies raised in the student Halloween Raffle sponsored by the Assumption School Student Council [...]Read More -
October 12, 2018Take the opportunity to check out your child's grades as progress reports were done on Friday.Read More -
October 10, 2018The Art Room was ready for another fabulous year of self-expression with new markers, crayons, paint and glue sticks. It’s always exciting to [...]Read More -
October 3, 2018Blue 42, blue 42, set hike! That’s right, we are throwing around the old pigskin [...]Read More -
October 3, 2018We have been working hard on our running form and pacing in preparation for[...]Read More
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October 3, 2018Right now we are just learning how our bodies work. Staying in our personal [...]Read More
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October 3, 2018Reviewing Hot Keys, tool bar options, pasting data, back-ups while using Microsoft Office to explore [...]Read More -
October 3, 2018Maple, oak and elm leaves adorning three classroom trees, jack-o-lanterns under the trees, creepy carrots hanging from the lights, sassafras leaf rubbings hanging in the hall, experimenting with [...]Read More -
October 3, 2018The 5th Grade is off to a wonderful start this year. After an adventure at Nature's Classroom, we wrote letters and drew illustrations depicting [...]Read More -
October 1, 2018Preschool is settling in nicely and we are getting into a routine. We have been learning all about apples and are excited to be going on our first field trip to Tougas Family Farm for apple and pumpkin picking!Read More -
October 1, 2018Grades 6 & 7 are learning Latin. It’s exciting to know how people lived in Ancient Rome, what stories they told their children and where they went to enjoy themselves.Read More
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October 1, 2018French is still part of the curriculum for Grades 3-5. After an extensive review, we are now learning how to tell time.Read More -
October 1, 2018We are very excited to start the school year with a new language. Grades K-2 are learning Spanish for the first time. They are doing a great job learning how to greet people and introduce themselves, as well as learning the alphabet and numbers.Read More
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