Stack Up! 😊 Sharonville Elementary is once again taking part in #StackUp! Which is the @theWSSA national and worldwide event where kids across the world take part in sport stacking for a 3-day period and try to set the World Record for most people stacking cups over 3 days. 🏆 #SHElem #vikingdiff #WorldSportStackingAssociation
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
Stack Up! 😊 Sharonville Elementary is once again taking part in #StackUp! Which is the @theWSSA national and worldwide event where kids across the world take part in sport stacking for a 3-day period and try to set the World Record for most people stacking cups over 3 days. 🏆 #SHElem #vikingdiff #WorldSportStackingAssociation
2nd Grade Scientists Second graders in science class have been learning about how to be a good scientist. The students conducted experiments on how to lift ice with a string. Then we moved to a unit on Force and Motion. During this unit, we were conducting experiments on our playground equipment, figuring out if we use a push or a pull to make the equipment work.
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
2nd Grade Scientists Second graders in science class have been learning about how to be a good scientist. The students conducted experiments on how to lift ice with a string. Then we moved to a unit on Force and Motion. During this unit, we were conducting experiments on our playground equipment, figuring out if we use a push or a pull to make the equipment work.
Creepy Carrots Challenge! In the library, the students heard the book Creepy Carrots by Aaron Reynolds! They were tasked to build their own fence to keep the carrots in. They could only use sticks, tape and yarn. They had to brainstorm and cooperate with their team to see which one could build the strongest fence. The students really enjoyed this literature extension. Thanks, Mrs. Anguiano!
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
Creepy Carrots Challenge! In the library, the students heard the book Creepy Carrots by Aaron Reynolds! They were tasked to build their own fence to keep the carrots in. They could only use sticks, tape and yarn. They had to brainstorm and cooperate with their team to see which one could build the strongest fence. The students really enjoyed this literature extension. Thanks, Mrs. Anguiano!
Creepy Carrots Challenge! In the library, the students heard the book Creepy Carrots by Aaron Reynolds! They were tasked to build their own fence to keep the carrots in. They could only use sticks, tape and yarn. They had to brainstorm and cooperate with their team to see which one could build the strongest fence. The students really enjoyed this literature extension. Thanks, Mrs. Anguiano!
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
Creepy Carrots Challenge! In the library, the students heard the book Creepy Carrots by Aaron Reynolds! They were tasked to build their own fence to keep the carrots in. They could only use sticks, tape and yarn. They had to brainstorm and cooperate with their team to see which one could build the strongest fence. The students really enjoyed this literature extension. Thanks, Mrs. Anguiano!
Shout-Out to Miss Marci!
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
Shout-Out to Miss Marci!
Sharonville Honors Veterans 5th grade students led a schoolwide assembly at Sharonville Elementary to honor our community's veterans on Friday, November 11th.
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
Sharonville Honors Veterans 5th grade students led a schoolwide assembly at Sharonville Elementary to honor our community's veterans on Friday, November 11th.
Donut You Work Hard on Your iReady Path? Congratulations to Mr. Lawson's class for earning a donut party for passing 315 lessons on iReady during the month of October! The top 5 lesson passers in Mr. Lawson's class during the month of October were Maximus, Madison, Benjamin, Tristan, and Emily. Nice job to all the classes that participated in the challenge!
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
Donut You Work Hard on Your iReady Path? Congratulations to Mr. Lawson's class for earning a donut party for passing 315 lessons on iReady during the month of October! The top 5 lesson passers in Mr. Lawson's class during the month of October were Maximus, Madison, Benjamin, Tristan, and Emily. Nice job to all the classes that participated in the challenge!
Tile to Find the Area Habit 6 is called Synergize. Synergize is the habit of creative cooperation. Teams practiced Habit 6 in Miss Chastain's math class when they worked together to tile shapes to find the area!
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
Tile to Find the Area Habit 6 is called Synergize. Synergize is the habit of creative cooperation. Teams practiced Habit 6 in Miss Chastain's math class when they worked together to tile shapes to find the area!
Pumpkin Experiment Students in Mrs. Reynold's class completed an experiment to determine which size pumpkin (small, medium, or large) contained the most seeds. Students had to work together to count up the seeds in each pumpkin!
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
Pumpkin Experiment Students in Mrs. Reynold's class completed an experiment to determine which size pumpkin (small, medium, or large) contained the most seeds. Students had to work together to count up the seeds in each pumpkin!
Shout-Out to Ms. Paul!
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
Shout-Out to Ms. Paul!
Field Trip to Gorman Farm Grade four has had fun getting to visit Gorman Heritage Farm this month! We learned what some toys were like for 10-year- olds, how a farm was run during the 1800's and did some chores expected of kids before the farm had running water. They ground the chicken feed and fed chickens too! Each class had great weather. We enjoyed our picnic lunch and meeting new friends from Woodlawn.
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
Field Trip to Gorman Farm Grade four has had fun getting to visit Gorman Heritage Farm this month! We learned what some toys were like for 10-year- olds, how a farm was run during the 1800's and did some chores expected of kids before the farm had running water. They ground the chicken feed and fed chickens too! Each class had great weather. We enjoyed our picnic lunch and meeting new friends from Woodlawn.
End of the Month 4th Grade Party Fourth grade had 89% participation at our October End of the Month Party. Students had the option of playing on the playground, playing on the field, or playing indoor games!
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
End of the Month 4th Grade Party Fourth grade had 89% participation at our October End of the Month Party. Students had the option of playing on the playground, playing on the field, or playing indoor games!
Multiplication Mania Fourth grade is currently focusing on multiplication. We began building arrays, learned several strategies to do single-digit times two, three, and four digit numbers. Now, we are moving onto a two-digit times a two-digit number. Please continue to help your student by practicing their multiplication facts. Remember, there is extra help on their Google Classroom. Thank you for your support.
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
Multiplication Mania Fourth grade is currently focusing on multiplication. We began building arrays, learned several strategies to do single-digit times two, three, and four digit numbers. Now, we are moving onto a two-digit times a two-digit number. Please continue to help your student by practicing their multiplication facts. Remember, there is extra help on their Google Classroom. Thank you for your support.
Shout-Out to Mrs. Selm!
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
Shout-Out to Mrs. Selm! selm
Thank you to the Sharonville Elementary PFO Thank you to the Sharonville Elementary PFO who provided teachers with coffee, muffins and snacks on November 1st. It was greatly appreciated by all!
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
Thank you to the Sharonville Elementary PFO Thank you to the Sharonville Elementary PFO who provided teachers with coffee, muffins and snacks on November 1st. It was greatly appreciated by all!
5th Grade iReady Rockstars We’d like to give a big shout-out to our students who have been working hard to pass iReady reading and math lessons during the month of October. It’s important that students work on their paths and focus on passing lessons, and not just completing minutes. We are currently working towards a schoolwide iReady challenge to see which homeroom can pass the most lessons. These are our homeroom leaders for the first three weeks of October: Jaylin B. (21), Camarelle J. (20), A’Mya F. (22), Zander R. (23), Allison J, and Alexia G. (18). Nice work and keep passing those lessons!!
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
5th Grade iReady Rockstars We’d like to give a big shout-out to our students who have been working hard to pass iReady reading and math lessons during the month of October. It’s important that students work on their paths and focus on passing lessons, and not just completing minutes. We are currently working towards a schoolwide iReady challenge to see which homeroom can pass the most lessons. These are our homeroom leaders for the first three weeks of October: Jaylin B. (21), Camarelle J. (20), A’Mya F. (22), Zander R. (23), Allison J, and Alexia G. (18). Nice work and keep passing those lessons!!
Thank you from 5th Grade Students in Mrs. Benoit’s math class had the opportunity to work with Mrs. Upsahl. She is in training to be a teacher and we want to thank her for spending the months of September and October working with us and learning the math standards along with us.
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
Thank you from 5th Grade Students in Mrs. Benoit’s math class had the opportunity to work with Mrs. Upsahl. She is in training to be a teacher and we want to thank her for spending the months of September and October working with us and learning the math standards along with us.
Team Building in Reading! A new quarter means new teams in SFA Reading classes. Students work cooperatively on reading tasks throughout the year. In order to introduce them to their new team, students in Mrs. McCrory’s reading class completed a team building activity. The teams were challenged to build the tallest free-standing tower using only toothpicks, marshmallows, and pretzel sticks. They also had to budget “money” to buy new supplies. They worked great with their new teams and created some interesting structures!
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
reading teams
reading teams
Living Lockers All intermediate grade students are creating “Living Lockers” this year. This is a great way to showcase the habits they are learning in Leader in Me. The lockers are being used to showcase their accomplishments, activities, and positive happenings throughout the year. The students started by selecting a word that described them as an individual. They decorated the word and now it is displayed on their lockers. They earn “badges” throughout the year for their activities and accomplishments. These badges will be placed on their lockers. Next time you're upstairs, be sure to check out our Living Lockers!
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
living lockers
Math Field Trip Fifth graders in Mrs. Marschall’s advanced math class got together with other 5th graders from around the district on October 21st to learn about programming, coding, and rapid prototyping. Students created their own video game controllers out of found items!
almost 2 years ago, Princeton City Elementary
Math Field Trip Fifth graders in Mrs. Marschall’s advanced math class got together with other 5th graders from around the district on October 21st to learn about programming, coding, and rapid prototyping. Students created their own video game controllers out of found items!