
Students in Mr sweeneys class used candy corn to create a picture graph. Students sorted their candy, recorded their data and used symbols to create a picture graph.
#ThePark
#ThePark




🍿 Learning is popping at #ThePark! Students explored their five senses with popcorn—observing how it looks, sounds, smells, feels, and tastes. What a fun and tasty way to bring science to life!
#FiveSenses #HandsOnLearning
#FiveSenses #HandsOnLearning


The #spes Spelling Bee is taking place today at #ThePark! Good luck to all our spellers!



Mrs. Walker's class kicking off our multiplication and division unit solving problems and having fun with arrays and cooookie crisps!!! #ThePark


Here is November's Newsletter!

🌳 Smiles and fun at Rockwater Park! Mrs. Sweeney’s students enjoyed their field trip and the chance to spend time together beyond the classroom! ☀️
#ThePark #FieldTripFun #RockwaterPark
#ThePark #FieldTripFun #RockwaterPark





🎃 Sycamore Park students may wear costumes tomorrow, Friday, October 30! Please remember: no accessories, masks or face coverings, costumes that restrict movement (including inflatables), or scary elements such as fake blood. Let’s have a safe and fun celebration at SPES!

Mrs. Abel’s students practice self regulation strategies by making homemade stress balls and playing games. #ThePark










🍁 Fall scientists at work! Miss Hoffman’s 1st grade class explored fall leaves during a hands-on science investigation. Students colored, measured, and wrote about their leaves, taking a closer look at the colors, shapes, and sizes that make each one unique! 🔎🍂
#ThePark #FirstGrade #HandsOnLearning #FallScience
#ThePark #FirstGrade #HandsOnLearning #FallScience

☀️🐞 Small bugs, big STEM learning!
After their STEM field trip to the airport, students in Mrs. Dodson’s class kept the learning going back at Sycamore Park! Mr. Dugger visited the classroom to help students assemble solar-powered “bugs.” Using small solar panels and vibrating motors, students explored how energy from the sun can create motion—bringing renewable energy to life!
#ThePark #STEM #RenewableEnergy #HandsOnLearning
After their STEM field trip to the airport, students in Mrs. Dodson’s class kept the learning going back at Sycamore Park! Mr. Dugger visited the classroom to help students assemble solar-powered “bugs.” Using small solar panels and vibrating motors, students explored how energy from the sun can create motion—bringing renewable energy to life!
#ThePark #STEM #RenewableEnergy #HandsOnLearning










Next week is unity week at #ThePark! Here are the themes for the spirit days!

💛 Mrs. Arend’s 2nd graders are growing as learners and friends! From creating “family bracelets” and reading with their 5th grade buddies in Mrs. Pritchett’s class to messy oobleck investigations, partner fluency practice, and Bee-Bot place value coding with Mr. Ortman, each day brings something new.
They’ve even adopted a calf named Mango and will follow her growth throughout the year! 🐄📚🤖
Together, they’re becoming stronger readers, writers, mathematicians—and kind, compassionate classmates.
#ThePark #SecondGrade #LearningTogether
They’ve even adopted a calf named Mango and will follow her growth throughout the year! 🐄📚🤖
Together, they’re becoming stronger readers, writers, mathematicians—and kind, compassionate classmates.
#ThePark #SecondGrade #LearningTogether






Our 2nd grade students at #ThePark recently had some special visitors in their classrooms - BeeBots! Our fantastic elementary ITRTs brought them to teach students the basics of coding! Here Mr. Dugger demonstrates what students are to do to program the robots! Lots of learning happening here at #ThePark

🍂 Little explorers, big discoveries! Miss Pritchett’s 1st grade class headed outside for a nature hunt, searching for leaves, bugs, and pinecones as they learned about the features of fall. What a fun way to bring learning to life! 🍁🔎 #thePark

Mrs. Feld’s 5th graders brought their HMH curriculum to life by performing the play “The Miracle of Spring” in class! 📚✨ Through this engaging reading experience, students had the opportunity to build their fluency, practice expressive reading, and strengthen their comprehension skills while working together as a team.
It was wonderful to see our students use their voices, creativity, and confidence to bring the story to life!
It was wonderful to see our students use their voices, creativity, and confidence to bring the story to life!





Here is October's Title 1 Newsletter!


Mrs Frey's reading students are hopping through the alphabet while reviewing letter sounds. #thePark



Mrs. Boyd’s class has welcomed the fall season with stories and activities. They have been reading, sorting, counting, and graphing. We are having lots of fun in Kindergarten! 🍂🍎📚 #ThePark

Our gym makeover is almost complete! Check out the new look at #ThePark. We’re excited to be putting the finishing touches on a space where our students can move, play, and learn together!




The absolute BEST part of our morning? Seeing these smiling faces step off the bus! 🚌
Our morning bus duty crew loves kicking off the school day with big waves, high fives, and warm welcomes. There is nothing quite like the energy and joy our students bring the second they arrive.
Let’s make it a wonderful day of learning and growing together!
What is your favorite part of the morning routine?
#GrowingGreatnessAtThePark
Our morning bus duty crew loves kicking off the school day with big waves, high fives, and warm welcomes. There is nothing quite like the energy and joy our students bring the second they arrive.
Let’s make it a wonderful day of learning and growing together!
What is your favorite part of the morning routine?
#GrowingGreatnessAtThePark






