Highland third graders rocked their first student-led conferences of the year. #leaderinme #studentslead
Exciting news for Highland Elementary students! This year, our school was awarded the Steele Reese Foundation Grant which has provided us with nearly $30,000 worth of reading materials. Comprised of just short of 3,000 books and other tools for the hands of our students, the Pioneer Valley Literacy Footprints Guided Reading collection addresses kindergarten through 6th grade. We feel very blessed and grateful to have another fantastic resource to use when teaching our students. Great things are happening at Highland Elementary!
Second and Third Graders use crayon melting pens to create their own artwork during STREAM. #melting #art #3Dpen
Wildcats are using Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Art, and Math to complete a variety of experiences in the STREAM Lab. #handsonlearning #enrichment
Wildcats using their creativity during the 3D Studio! #3Dpen #handson #creativedesigns
Kindergarten and First Grade learn about colors and light while using a light box in STREAM Lab. #lightbox #learningbydoing
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=u3iP3ykRVTQ&feature=youtu.be A day in the STREAM Lab! #handsonlearning #learningbydoing
Highland 4th graders wrapped up a week of learning about both community service and properties of rocks with a little artwork. Each student painted a rock in order to help add a special touch of color to our school’s landscaping!
Mrs. Bevins classroom had a fun and engaging STEM lesson creating Goldilocks a bed while comparing and contrasting two books about Goldilocks. They did an amazing job and had lots of fun!
Congratulations to Mrs. Bayes for receiving the Modern Classrooms Project Screencastify Scholarship and a one year Screencastify membership. Mrs. Bayes will redesign her classroom while completing the MCP Virtual Mentorship Program.
Congratulations Braxton Duncan for earning a Citizenship Award. Braxton was ahead of pace in his math unit, so he volunteered to be a student teaching assistant and help others relate the standard algorithm for subtraction to base 10 blocks. Way to go, Braxton!
Mrs. Bevins classroom had a fun and engaging STEM lesson creating Goldilocks a bed while comparing and contrasting two books about Goldilocks. They did an amazing job and had lots of fun!
Mrs. Estep’s 4th grade language arts students practiced using context clues to find the meanings for idioms during this interactive game of Scoot. They really showed what “smart cookies” they were today!
Video: https://youtu.be/DI_KksxsduU
Fourth grade students showed amazing leadership skills leading their conferences. They shared mission statements, goals, progress data, reflections & celebrations. Special thanks to their grown ups for documenting this excellence with a photo.
Mrs. Salyer’s 5th graders used a hands-on approach with volume. They related their builds to the volume formula.
Delicious!!!!!!! 🤤
Hot Fresh Donuts are READY! Come on out and support Highland PTO while attending Parent Teacher Conferences! As always, we truly appreciate your support.
Some of Mrs. Ramey’s fourth graders collaborated to complete boom cards adding three addends. Others worked in the collaboration corner to find the missing digits of addends. Students celebrate mastery each day on their unit game board progress tracker. We love math!
Some of Mrs. Ramey’s fourth graders collaborated to complete boom cards adding three addends. Others worked in the collaboration corner to find the missing digits of addends. Students celebrate mastery each day on their unit game board progress tracker. We love math!
Some of Mrs. Ramey’s fourth graders collaborated to complete boom cards adding three addends. Others worked in the collaboration corner to find the missing digits of addends. Students celebrate mastery each day on their unit game board progress tracker. We love math!
