Week ending November 1: PreK- Leland Carriles; K- Blake Bowman; 1st- Robbie Lynn Mayo; 2nd- Kaitlyn Lashley; 3rd- Ashton Albrecht; 4th- Anthony Luna; 5th- Collin Branch
Week ending November 8: PreK- Mato Sanchez; K- Jaydin Rhoads; 1st- Keegan Short; 2nd- Adam Authement; 3rd- Damian Guzman; 4th- Maddie Hawes; 5th- Eli Romo
We are sorry that Citizens names are not available for Oct. 18 & 25.
Karley Gregory and Tabatha Sylvester and Emily Cain in the background are working on cutting their patterns for a new purse.
On Fridays, at Seadrift School, all 6th and 7th graders get to have a club day during their Pirate time class. Many club choices are offered for the students to select from. Some examples of clubs this semester that are offered include chess club, needlepoint, theatre arts, nail painting, purses and accessories, and TV station. In the past, cake decorating and quilting have been offered. These clubs have given the students many opportunities to experience new and exciting skills that they may otherwise not be exposed to. This has proven to be a successful program for Seadrift School.
-Margaret Charnetski
Mrs. Charnetski helping Danielle Morales learn to use the sewing machine to sew up her purse.
Seadrift School 6th graders created cereal boxes to represent the person they chose to research. They ended their research project with a presentation to the class. Ethan Mikolas, dressed as JFK, presents his Kennedy-O's to his classmates.
Shelby Koliba presented her Moon Crunch cereal and a scrapbook on Neil Armstrong.
Seadrift Second Graders have been peer reading with Kindergarten students and learning match through hands-on activities.
Seadrift School 3rd graders working with partners in reading class. The students were reading a selection and identifying details that would help them draw a conclusion.
Third graders at Seadrift School making observations during a science experiment demonstrating how heat changes the states of matter:
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