Mrs. Gilmore’s class took learning on the move today with a “Question Trail” around the room! Students answered each question to find their next stop and if they missed one, it was back they went to try again.
Accountability, movement, and just the right amount of challenge… now that’s how you make learning stick!
Ms. Horton’s first graders are diving into the world of 2-D figures-exploring shapes and their attributes like little mathematicians in the making!
Mrs. Napier's 2nd grade students are actively engaging in collaborative groups to review key concepts in preparation for our upcoming human body assessment. This peer-supported approach allows them to discuss, question, and reinforce their understanding of the material.
Even on Spring Break, our Panther pride doesn’t take a vacation—staff and students still manage to spot each other out in the wild! 🐾🌴
Our top sellers for the World’s Finest Chocolate fundraiser traded in their student roles for leadership yesterday - serving as Principals for the Day! Thank you for your hard work, dedication, and sweet success!
Hair down, spirits up, and GPS set to ‘no lesson plans.’ Our pawsome 6th grade teachers are SPRING BREAK READY! 🌞🛻
🏃♂️🏃♀️ Our annual PTA FUN RUN was a blast! Today we celebrated the dedication, energy, and teamwork of our amazing students and families who made this year’s fundraising a success.
Fourth grade brought Florida to life yesterday as they celebrated “Floriday!” 🌴🐢
Special guests dove into topics like sea turtle conservation, Florida history, the citrus industry, and the traditions of Florida Crackers.
Our K–2 students made their voices heard this week in the library as they voted for their favorite Sunshine State Jr. Book! 📚🗳️ Encouraging a love of reading while giving students the power of choice—future readers (and voters!) in the making!
Yesterday our kindergarteners took learning on the wild side with an unforgettable trip to Lion Country Safari! 🦁🌴
This real-world adventure brought Florida’s Kindergarten standards to life in meaningful and memorable ways:
• Science (SC.K.L.14.3 & SC.K.L.14.2): Students observed animals in their naturalistic habitats, identifying basic needs like food, water, and shelter while comparing living vs. nonliving things.
• Science (SC.K.N.1.5): Our young scientists practiced observation skills by noticing animal behaviors, movements, and features.
• ELA (LAFS.K.SL.1.2 & LAFS.K.SL.1.1): Students engaged in conversations, asked and answered questions, and shared what they learned about different animals.
• Social Studies (SS.K.A.1.1): The trip helped build understanding of the world around them by connecting classroom learning to real-life experiences.
From spotting giraffes up close to watching lions lounge in the sun, our kindergarteners weren’t just on a field trip—they were exploring, questioning, and learning in action. Experiences like this help lay the foundation for curiosity that lasts a lifetime! 🐾
Ms. Porter’s students dove right into hands-on learning as they explored and investigated different measurement tools to kick off our new math unit! 📏
When your shirts say what everyone’s thinking—Happy Friday! 😎
Our 2nd graders are exploring human body systems by designing and building their own models.
Today our kindergarten students participated in a fun and engaging gallery walk to showcase the inventions and toys they created!
Inspired by The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, students explored how William used curiosity, perseverance, and creativity to build an invention that made a difference.
Through Galimoto, they discovered how Kondi used imagination and simple materials to design his own toy—proving that innovation doesn’t require fancy tools, just big ideas!
Our students truly brought these stories to life, demonstrating problem-solving, creativity, and pride in their work. The future is full of thinkers, builders, and innovators! 🚀
Our Drone Robotics Team earned their reward! 🚁🍕 Hard work, precision, and teamwork paid off with a well-deserved pizza party after their latest competition win.
Mrs. Polverari’s students brought creativity to life in the library Makerspace using Keva Planks! Students explored engineering and design by carefully stacking and balancing planks to build impressive structures
Students in Mrs. Zwemer’s class put their real-world skills to the test by using an EPCOT brochure and map-reading strategies to summarize the highlights of their field trip! 🌍✨
Second graders explored the excretory system through informational text, building their understanding of how the body works to stay healthy. They then took their learning on the move—rotating in small groups around the room to tackle comprehension questions, collaborate with peers, and support their answers with evidence from the text.
Today we celebrate the beauty of inclusion, kindness, and the unique strengths that make every child shine for World Down Syndrome Day! 💙💛 Our students remind us daily that differences are something to be celebrated, not just accepted. From friendships in the classroom to support on the playground, we are proud to be a school community where everyone belongs.
Mrs. Reed’s RTI group put their skills to the test with a fast-paced prefix scramble ⏱️✨
Students raced to match prefixes with their meanings before time ran out, all for a chance to win a prize 🎉💡 So much teamwork, focus, and fun!
