Thank you Nora for being Very Responsible in the lunchroom! You did a great job leading the Cavalier song this morning. C-A-V-S Let's Go Cavs!
4th and 5th grade students went bowling in Mrs. Goodson's math class today. They recorded all of their scores on a frequency table and then plotted their data on a line plot.
Owen is always ready in the lunchroom! Thank you Owen for your great behavior in the lunchroom.
Mrs. Hubbard's science classes had the opportunity to participate in a thrilling Egg Drop Experiment recently! Below is some of the exciting details behind the experiment!
Physics behind the Egg Drop Experiment
The Egg Drop is a classic science experiment. Students are given an egg to drop from a high point (such as the roof of the school) onto a hard surface (such as the parking lot). They must design a carrier for the egg to house it during the drop. The students form hypotheses about which of the egg carriers will effectively protect the egg and then test those hypotheses. The experiment is not just for fun — although students do enjoy it. It is intended to teach students about the relationships between force and momentum.
Your Mission: Package a raw egg in a container no larger than 6x6x6 inches, so it can be recovered unharmed (the shell and the yolk should not be broken) when dropped from a 2-story window (height of at least 30 feet)
Very late post, but we wanted to shout out all of our February positive office referrals. These students display
caring attitudes, are always ready, very responsible, and show respect for others. Thank you Isaiah Whitaker, Riker Rose, Elsie Taylor, Aubrey Bates, Brody Wyatt, Avery Wyatt, Raelynn Anderson, Pasyn Winsky, Hunter Bailey, and Lydia Mullins! C-A-V-S! Let's go Cavs!
Each day this week @ Burdine we are choosing students who exemplify the CAV characteristics while in the lunchroom. Thank you Harper Ramey for showing your caring attitude by cleaning up your mess in the lunchroom!
Thank you FRYSC for scheduling the Southland Dairy Farm. Students enjoyed the Mobile Dairy Classroom Experience.
Pee Wee Game Schedule for Saturday, March 15th
Red vs Green 10:00
Red vs Blue 11:00
Black vs Gray at 12:00
FSCS invited UPIKE Optometry Students to conduct an engaging presentation for our preschool students, informing them about what to expect during an eye exam. They read an informative book, showed examples of the eye exam process, and encouraged questions from the students. This presentation served as an important reminder that all incoming Kindergarten students are required to undergo an eye exam before starting school.
Today a reader tomorrow a leader! Shout out to these awesome fifth graders for sharing poems with lower primary students. #letsgocavs
Checkout the Book of the Month outside Burdine. The Planet We Call Home is a beautifully illustrated book about the interconnected features of Earth. It's also the hardback edition!
Thank you to Save the Children programming for providing these free books for our students. Stop by and grab your copy today!
First and second grade students have embarked on an adventure with Flat Stanley! Yesterday they visited Jenkins post office to see how the mail process works. And today Flat Stanley left for Hong Kong! We can't wait to see all the places he travels to!
Good luck in the state archery competition this weekend Ian! We are cheering you on from Jenkins! #letsgocavs
March Calendar of Events for Burdine
Family Roundup @ Burdine March 27th
🌸🎨 Spring Fun at Burdine Elementary! 🎨🌸
Grace Henderson had a wonderful time visiting the kindergarten, first, and second-grade students at Burdine Elementary! She led a fun and creative spring painting activity, bringing lots of color and smiles to the classroom. 🌷✨
It was a joy to see the kids express their creativity and celebrate the beauty of spring through art! 🌼🎨
Thank you Board Member, Sarah Brown for visiting Burdine and reading to kindergarten. #readacrossAmerica
Join us for prek and kindergarten registration March 27th @ Burdine! There will be health screenings, games, free kindergarten readiness materials, books, and light refreshments. Families can also tour the school, meet the teachers, and support staff. We can't wait to see everyone!
Pee Wee Basketball
Thank you to the Rotary Club for coming to read to K-1 students. And thank your for the books and goodies! #readacrossAmerica
