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SGE Student Lemonade and Treats Stand
Four first graders from South Greenville Elementary came up with the idea to
have a Lemonade and Treats Stand to make money for their school. For weeks,
these girls made posters, fliers and lists of all the treats to be made. We
hung the posters around the school and the neighborhood. They gave fliers to
family, friends and neighbors. They sold pink lemonade, cookies, brownies,
lollipops, popsicles and rice krispy treats. The event was held on Wednesday,
September 30 from 3:30-5:30. They raised $605.00. All proceeds are being used to
provide school uniforms for those in need. The students learned the importance
of giving back to their school and community.
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On October 2, 2009, a Title I/Parent Workshop was held at South Greenville Elementary. Mrs. Laurie Horne, Title I Parenting Specialist, spoke to approximately 25 parents on the topic "How to teach your child to read." The program was planned by South Greenville's Reading Recovery Teachers (Mrs. Swing, Mrs. Fickling, Mrs. Reynolds, and Mrs. Phelps). Parents participated in many hands-on activities that supported how to effectively teach their children to read. Breakfast was served and door prizes were given.
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South Greenville Elementary School Open House
South Greenville hosted an
Open House on Thursday, August 17th from 4-6:30 p.m.
It was well attended by parents and students.
Parents and students were given the teacher assignment by staff members.
PTA Officers and committee members were in attendance.
Many families were showed excitement about the opening of school.
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On September 11th, South Greenville Elementary School observed Grandparents Day.
There were over 150 grandparents that visited their grandchildren’s classroom.
Many grandparents read books or participated in a planned program with the
grandchildren in their classrooms.
This program was coordinated by Mrs. LaVette Ford, principal, and Mr. Othello
Graham, guidance counselor.
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South Greenville hosted a Kindergarten Orientation on Thursday, August 6th from 1-3 p.m. All new kindergartners and parents were invited to attend the meet and greet. Approximately 40 families were in attendance.
A informal fashion show were given to introduce the Pitt County Schools
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EOG Dance 2008-09
South Greenville Elementary School ended the 2008-09 school year with a grand
celebration.
The third-fifth graders were invited to a End of the Year Dance to celebrate all
of their hard work on the EOG tests.
The students who scored the highest in Math & Reading EOG were picked up for the
dance in a stretched limo.
The theme for the EOG Dance 2008-09 was "Oscar Night at South Greenville."
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South Greenville's Student of the Week for the week of September 29th is Kayla
Simpson, 4th Grader.
She was nominated by her teacher, Mrs. Dooley
Other Students of the Week are pictured below. Way to go!
South Greenville held its annual Career Fair on Thursday, March 19th. This
event was coordinated by Mrs. Jackie Beck, Guidance Counselor.
There were over ten representatives present to talk about his/her respective
field. Many of the jobs were considered "non-traditional" and had the 4th and
5th grade students intrigued by the job responsibilities (ie, personal trainer,
sign language interpreter).
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Title I EOG Preparation Workshop
Mrs. Laurie Horne, PCS Parenting Specialist, met with approximate 50 of South
Greenville parents to discuss "How to Prepare Your Child for the EOG" on March
12, 2009. Samples of questions were shared with the parents coupled with
great test-taking strategies.
A small group of students also gave a musical performance for the parents while
a delicious dinner was served.
The workshop was coordinated by the Reading Recovery Teachers (Mrs. Katie
Reynolds, Mrs. Jody Swing, Mrs. Marie Lee, and Mrs. Stephanie Phelps).
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South
Greenville celebrates Read Across America Day 2009!
J. H. Rose High School's Dream visited the Kindergarten, First and Second
Grade classrooms and read a Dr. Seuss book to the students.
They also did some interactive role playing with the Fifth Grade classes.
Many of South Greenville students wore hats in recognition of this special day.
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2009 Kiwanis Luncheon
Recently the South Greenville Chapter of K-Kids (sponsored by Kiwanis Club) held
a appreciation breakfast for the Kiwanis.
They were entertained by a 2nd & 3rd Grade classes and selected students who
gave a musical presentation.
Mrs. Jackie Beck, K-Kids Advisor and South Greenville Guidance Counselor was the
coordinator for this event.
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South Greenville held its annual Spring Pizza Bingo on February 26th.
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South Greenville 2009 Spelling Bee
South Greenville's 2008-09 Spelling Bee Winners. Each fourth and fifth grade
classes had three representatives that competed for "Spelling Bee Champion."
Mrs. Vickie Andersen is the coordinator for the event. This year champion was
Ian Viola, 5th grader, in Mrs. Ginger Symons' class.
The second and third place winners were Tyreek Anthony, 5th grader, and Summer
Kenny, 4th grader, respectively.
Ian will now go on to the Regional Competition to be held in Washington, NC, in
March.
Pictured from left to right, Tyreek Anthony (2nd Place), Ian Viola (1st Place),
and Summer Kenny (3rd Place).
Greenville Kiwanis
Donates Dictionaries
South Greenville Elementary School is so fortunate to have the support of the
Greenville Kiwanis. On October 31, this great civic organization donated
dictionaries for the entire 3rd grade class. Teachers use these dictionaries
throughout the year with their students in the classroom and at the end of the
year the children take these dictionaries home to continue using the skills they
have learned. This is an invaluable resource for our students and everyone at
South Greenville Elementary is appreciative of all the Kiwanis does for the
staff and our students.
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www.laurenboucher.webs.com
Mrs. Boucher's 3rd Grade page
www.factmonster.com
information, interactive flash cards, quizzes and helpful information in all
subject areas.
http://matti.usu.edu/nlvm/nav/vlibrary.html
interactive math tools
http://www.funbrain.com/
play lots of interactive learning games
Learning Links
www.aaamath.com
covers math objectives K-8 with review, practice and games
to practice skills
www.gamequarium.com
covers a variety of K-5 subjects with links to other websites
that support each subject area
www.newsbowl.com
current events, question of the day and 10 questions for the
family each week
Music Links
www.pbskids.org/music.html
interactive listening, sing-alongs, and more from your favorite
PBS programs
www.sfskids.org
get to know the instruments of the orchestra, learn about the elements
of music, compose your own masterpieces--sponsored by the San Francisco
Symphony
http://www.ecu.edu/music/
attend a live concert sponsored by the East Carolina School of music
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