Are you looking for a fun camp this summer? If so, the Woodland High School is offering a "Basketball Skills Camp" for students in rising K-8th grades. Please see below for more information.
Amazing 4th grade Art Club students hard at work on decorations for Fine Arts Night! Everyone is invited to this exciting event next Thursday, April 20th. Fine Arts Night is a celebration of the artistic and musical talents of Euharlee students. Starting at 4:30pm, bring family and friends to explore hundreds of artworks and experience the first-ever Glow-in-the-Dark Art Gallery! Enjoy food, music, a photo booth, activities, and more leading up to the Chorus Concert at 6:00pm. This year the theme is the 1980s, so wear your most radical outfits and neon clothing to have a totally tubular time!
Please see the information below about the upcoming tennis clinic at Woodland High School.
Thank you to Mrs. West and the Euharlee Grow Getters for providing soil and seeds to our third grade students during art class, and teaching them about plant care and pollination. Each student was able to design and sculpt a planter with clay in art class which was fired, glazed, and fired again. Finally, the students took home seed and soil to help them grow a flower in their own handmade planter!
Look at these amazing, embroidered wall hangings created by some of our second grade artists in Mrs. Bearden's art class.
Euharlee 4th grade artists in Mrs. Bearden's art class created clay penguin sculptures to go along with our school book "Mr. Popper's Penguins.".
Paul Pugliese came to visit first grade to speak with them about plants. He spoke about his career involving helping sick plants and teaching others how to take care of plants.
Ryan Torrence and engineering students from Adairsville High School visited with Euharlee 5th graders to teach them some engineering basics and to help students plan a structure that can withstand an earthquake. Our 5th graders will be sharing their finished designs with AHS students later this week.
This will be our last STEM Challenge of the year. The task is to make a 3D insect with recycled items.
Today, we enjoyed a visit from our very own Captain Cook as we say goodbye to Mr. Popper and all of his penguins. Thank you to all of our families, students, teachers and staff members who made this read along a very memorable experience! We hope that this has revived a love of reading to everyone who read with us.
We received mail! We were excited to receive a package from Admiral Drake from Mr. Popper's Penguins!!
Hamilton Crossing has a new story up for the Trail Walk. The story is "Feel the Wind". This is a non-fiction text with great information leading into spring. There is even an activity on the last podium you can do with your kids. We would love for you to check it out!
Please see the information below about Jr. Wildcat tennis and football.
Parents we need your help. Please go to the link below to and fill out the survey for our school. This information is very beneficial to us. The feedback from this survey will be used to assist in school planning for next year. Thank you in advance for your help!!!
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Euharlee Artists are Unbe-WEAVE-able! With the help of a grant from the Bartow Education Foundation, Euharlee students received an amazing piece of new art equipment...a giant weaving loom! Students in first through fifth grade worked on this weaving project for several weeks, and now our first wall-hanging is complete. This weaving was created using recycled t-shirts This colorful work of art will be on display at the school for Fine Arts Night.
Below is the reading schedule for our "One School, One Book" program. Every child has been given a copy of the book. Please join us in the fun by reading each night with your child.
February 27th: pp. 1 – 6 Chapter 1 – Stillwater
February 28th: pp. 7-12 Chapter 2 – The Voice in the Air
March 1st: pp. 13-20 Chapter 3 – Out of the Antarctic
March 2nd: pp. 21-28 Chapter 4 – Captain Cook
March 3rd: pp. 29-36 Chapter 5 – Troubles with a Penguin
March 6th: pp. 37-42 Chapter 6 – More Troubles
March 7th: pp. 43-46 Chapter 7 – Captain Cook Builds a Nest
March 8th: pp. 49-56 Chapter 8 – Penguin’s Promenade
March 9th: pp. 57-62 Chapter 9 – In the Barber Shop
March 10th: pp. 63-68 Chapter 10 – Shadows
March 13th: pp. 69-76 Chapter 11 – Greta
March 14th: pp. 77-82 Chapter 12 – More Mouths to Feed
March 15th: pp. 83-86 Chapter 13 – Money Worries
March 16th: pp. 89-96 Chapter 14 – Mr. Greenbaum
March 17th: pp. 97-106 Chapter 15 – Popper’s Performing Penguins
March 20th: pp. 107-114 Chapter 16 – On the Road
March 21st: pp. 115-122 Chapter 17 – Fame
March 22nd: pp. 123-130 Chapter 18 – April Winds
March 23rd: pp. 131-140 Chapter 19 – Admiral Drake
March 24th: pp. 141-148 Chapter 20 – Farewell, Mr. Popper
We have had so much fun today revealing the book our school will be reading!!!
We had our "Big Reveal" today for the start of our "One School, One Book," program. Below is the video announcing our book. We are so excited about this!
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The big reveal for our school wide reading event will be on Friday! Keep looking for clues to see if you can guess what the title will be!
