Ms. Britner’s 1st graders worked in partners to solve a few math equations… or as she calls it, “Panther Pals!” 🐾➕✏️
✨Ms. Britner’s 1st grade class… when happiness explodes, it looks a lot like learning, laughter, and bright smiles all at once! 💥😊📚
Ms. Palmer’s kindergarteners are making music magic! 🎵 Today they explored classroom instruments by sight and sound—future musicians in the making! 🥁✨
This incredible group of families and PTA members is planning to bring the Fall Festival back to RMS! 🎉 Mark your calendars—our tentative date is October 18th, and you won’t want to miss it!
Today we kicked off our first All Pro Dads session of the year! We also joined schools across Florida in celebrating Dads Take Your Kids to School Day, welcoming even more dads and special family members to campus. What a great way to start the morning—with connection, community, and lots of smiles!
Ms. Dribben’s kindergarteners are diving into opinion writing! 📝 Today, they created their “best sandwich” and shared why it’s the ultimate. Delicious ideas and strong opinions all around! 🥪✨
Ms. Woodson and Mrs. Stone’s classes have been learning about the rights we share as U.S. citizens. Together, they created a Freedom Quilt to showcase their knowledge and celebrate the liberties that unite us!
Ms. Mosher’s 3rd graders flexed their math muscles today with a vocabulary review and practiced strategies for multiplication. 🔢💪
Ms. Horton’s 1st graders are building words and strengthening phonics skills with UFLI magnetic letter boards. Hands-on learning that really sticks! 🧲🔤
Our School Advisory Council met tonight and discussed Florida Schools Recognition Funds—rewarding schools for success and growth! 🐾✨
Partner reading in Ms. Zwemer’s small groups today—students worked together to dig deeper and determine the theme of their text!
Ms. Mosher’s 3rd grade scientists put their sweet skills to the test with a Skittles experiment! 🍬🔬 They investigated which liquid dissolves Skittles the fastest.
Ms. Davidson’s 5th grade class paraphrased the geographical features of the Maya civilization and then worked together to combine their ideas into one well-written summary paragraph.
Ms. Cade’s 3rd graders stayed on the move with a Scoot game to review for their Topic 2 math assessment—learning + movement = success!
Ms. Cade’s 3rd grade scientists tested how different surfaces affect how far a car will travel—discovering which surfaces create the most friction and which let the wheels roll the farthest. 🚗🧑🔬
Ms. Beals’ class loves when Ms. Mary comes to volunteer—her visits always make learning extra special!
Down the rabbit hole of learning! 🐇📚
Ms. Beals’ 3rd graders reviewed their exit tickets on Alice’s Adventures in small groups and discovered new ideas together.
Story elements just got a whole lot more fun! 🎉 Ms. Stranzin’s 2nd graders played Wipeout to practice identifying characters, setting, and plot.
Breaking numbers apart, putting ideas together—Ms. Mosher's 3rd graders mastered the distributive property today!
Ms. Zwemer builds lasting connections with her students… they still swing by for selfies long after leaving her classroom! 📸💚”
