Ansonville Elementary School's
Pre-K class has a
Spring Infestation!
During the month long theme on Spring, the Pre-K children enjoyed a weeklong unit on Bugs and Spiders. They learned many things about the creepy crawlers, including benefits, by reading several books. Their various art projects focused on improving fine motor skills, letter recognition skills, lines of symmetry, counting skills, color and shape recognition skills, and were just plain fun to make!
April 17th
9:00am-11:00am
Kindergarten
Registration
Congratulations
Science Fair Winners!
1st Place
3rd grade: Taylor B.
4th grade: Akela M.
5th grade: Justin L.
6th grade: Matthew B.
2nd Place
3rd grade: Jacob C.
4th grade: Madison K.
5th grade: Marley T.
6th grade: Marah J.
3rd Place
3rd grade: Madison D.
4th grade: AJ H.
5th grade: Grace M.
6th grade: Taylor A.
Honorable Mention
3rd grade: Emily E.
4th grade: Daquarius A.
5th grade: Alex W.
6th grade: Savannah S.
We are proud of every student who
participated!
Everyone in our eyes was a winner!
Pre-K and Kindergarten students
really enjoyed their
Easter Egg Hunt!
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Box Tops Contest
The 2nd Box Tops Contest ended February 29th.
Congratulations to Mrs. Burns' 5th grade for winning the pizza party sponsored by our PTO!
Please send all of your Box Tops to your homeroom teacher to begin the 3rd contest of the year.
Happy "clipping" to everyone!
Dr. Seuss' Birthday!
Friday, March 2nd, classrooms enjoyed hearing teachers from around the school read their favorite "Dr. Seuss" book! Mrs. Rathje and Mrs. Gerald "jumped out of the box" and played the characters of Thing 1 and Thing 2 all day!
3rd-6th Grade Spring Dance
Our first 3rd-6th Grade Spring Dance was a huge success. Much fun was had by all! Everyone had pizza, chips, drink, and all the dancing they could handle!!! Thanks PTO for making this happen!
(Click Read More for the Pictures)
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Carolina vs. Duke
Rivalry @ AES
Sixth graders took sides in the Carolina/Duke rivalry leading up to the big game on Feb. 8th. After decorating their rooms and hallway with team paraphernalia, students engaged in many learning activities. They researched the history and origins of the rivalry, compared and contrasted the two teams, formed judgements based on facts and opinions, used game statistics to figure ratios and percentages and viewed multi-media clips of previous games and players. (click on Read more to see pics.)
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We LOVE and MISS you
Mr. Robinson!
Keep getting better so
you can come back to us!