Here is our Fall Newsletter!
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Ms. Russell's fourth graders are hard at work researching and creating their Virginia Studies Geography/Native Americans of Virginia slide deck presentation.
Mr. Jennings class worked together to identify types of rocks, based on written descriptions posted around the room. The students have been working hard to learn the unique differences between Igneous, Metamorphic, and Sedimentary rocks.
Ms. Bentle’s class recently learned about the 3 States of Matter (solid, liquid, and gas). We used root beer floats to identify the different states and how they can work together! #atthePark
Mrs. Pritchett's class made 3D models of the Earth's layers in class. This helped the students visualize the layers in a fun way! #atthePark
Due to potential impacts from Hurricane Helene, all CCPS after-school and evening activities are cancelled for today, Friday, September 27, 2024.
Debido a los posibles impactos del huracán Helene, todas las actividades programadas después de la escuela y de esta noche están canceladas para hoy, viernes 27 de septiembre de 2024.
Last week in Miss Nellis’s class, the 1st grade students learned about the relationship between the sun, and earth, and the moon. They created a model of the earth and moon’s orbit of the sun! #atthePark
Culpeper County Schools will open 2 hours late today, Thursday, September 26, 2024 due to road conditions.. Essential personnel report on time, all other personnel report 2 hours late.
Science is yummy! Ms. Feld’s class learned about plate tectonics. With graham crackers and frosting, they demonstrated plate boundaries and their effects. A nice treat was enjoyed after! #atthePark
Miss Galia's 3rd graders have been hard at work! They're mastering place value, strengthening their fluency and comprehension skills, and exploring different interactions with water. #atthePark
Mrs. Arend’s 2nd grade family is off to a great start! We have walked in the steps of dinosaurs on a field trip to Luck Stone Quarry, made fossilized impressions of shells, became paleontologists by using tools (toothpicks and paint brushes) to extract chocolate chip “fossils” out of cookies and sprinkled kindness to our custodian and to the residents at The Culpeper Assisted Living Center. We can’t wait to see what else this year will bring!
Mrs. Bright's (along with Ms. Prentice’s) students recently earned “Fun Friday” for hard work in the classroom. Playing games together helps the students build valuable skills such as teamwork, communication skills, and self-awareness. #atthePark
Mrs Jenkins' class learned about shapes over the past week. We read a book about a shape monster and then created our vary own shape monsters. #atthePark
First Grade students in Ms. Haun's class are working on different Math concepts in class. #atthePark
Mrs. Kuykendalls class worked on thank you letters for Culpeper County Police and Fire Department in remembrance of September 11th. The students wrote kind notes of thanks to both departments, expressing their gratitude.
Hello Sycamore Park Families! Just a reminder that tonight (Wednesday, Sept. 18th) is our Back to School night from 6-7! Stop by and see your child's teacher and learn some other information about Sycamore Park! See you #atthePark!
Ms. Feld's class read about the Constitution for Constitution Day and then completed a word search on its keywords. One way we celebrated today. #atthePark
Mrs. Brooks-Smith’s 5th grade ACE class worked on using color psychology to create a logo for their food truck company. #atthePark
Good Afternoon! Just a reminder that 5th Grade Band starts tomorrow morning, September 17th. It is before school from 7:30-8:30am! See you #atthePark!
Happy International Dot Day! Mrs. Boyd’s class listened to the story, The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds, and then used their creativity to create their own dots. The children had fun painting their dots for Dot Day. “Just make a mark and see where it takes you.”
