Second graders in Ms. Rhodes class wrote and illustrated their first class book, called "Black and White Zebra, Black and White Zebra." Inspired by author Bill Martin Jr's book "Brown Bear, Brown Bear," each child wrote their own page in the book with complete sentences, using adjectives to describe the animal they drew.
The 167th annual Bloomsburg Fair is in full swing and has everyone filled with excitement. The Elementary, Middle, and High School students are all eager for their time off to enjoy the fair. Students will have Thursday, September 29th, and Friday, September 30th, off of school. Teachers will have an In-Service day on Thursday.
Students in Mrs. Higgins' class investigated pumpkins yesterday. They made predictions whether they thought their pumpkin would sink or float, determined the weight of their pumpkin, measured the height of pumpkins using cubes, and measured the circumference using paper clips. The students then decorated their pumpkins for Fall.
Kindergarten grandparents are smiling ear to ear this morning as students and grandparents are enjoying some time together making a craft and eating a snack!
High School Spanish students visited all the kindergarten classes today!
A los niños les encantaba aprender español! (The children loved learning Spanish!)
Yesterday, Miss Maley's second grade class watched Senior Ava Rosko rehearse the National Anthem. Ava sang the anthem before the game and the girls defeated Milton by a score of 4-1.
Students and parents of Grades K-4, please join us for our annual Title I Family Night Event. This year the school will be hosting a Literacy Under the Lights event on October 4, 2022 (rain date of October 5, 2022) from 6-7:30 in Tiger Stadium. Come see our Tiger Band perform at 6 pm, get a free book, play some yard games, enjoy a hot chocolate and cookies, and most of all lay on the field and read by yourself, with your family, or with friends. There will be guest readers from our school community as well. Parents are required to attend with their student. You do not have to be in attendance the entire time. We hope to see you all there!
SCA is looking for Event Staff to assist with parking and crowd control for athletic and other events. $50 per football game. See the Employment Page on the District website for details.
Congratulations to Homecoming Queen, Loren Gehret, and Homecoming King, Jake Toczylousky. Loren was crowned before the football game on Friday night, and Jake was crowned at the pep rally on Friday afternoon in front of the entire student body at Tiger Stadium.
Kindergarteners have been enjoying exploring the makerspace this week after Storytime through music and movement in the Library. Students from Mrs. Singley's class made this rose using Guidecraft IO Blocks.
3rd Grade "Think Ahead Thursday"
Third grade students from Mrs. Spotts' and Mrs. Stone's classes created shadowboxes highlighting Pennsylvania's regions and history for Social Studies.
Bingo is their Thingo!
Bingo is their Thingo!
We are unsure of what is happening at G.C. Hartman Elementary today, but the staff and students appear to have aged tremendously overnight. (It's "Think Ahead Thursday" as part of Homecoming Spirit Week!)
Things got a little wacky on Wednesday in the Southern Columbia Area School District.
Mrs. Hockenbroch's 1st grade class brought their class pet, Teddy, into their KidWriting! Teddy the hamster rolled around while students observed him and wrote about him!
Students and staff across the district have had fun participating in Homecoming Spirit Week. Yesterday was "Tourist Tuesday" and today is "Wacky Wednesday." We can't wait to see these outfits...
Students had some pattern block fun in Mrs. Sharrow's Kindergarten classroom on Friday.
Mrs. Gessner’s Kindergarten class reviewed bus safety today, made a bus craft, and enjoyed a bus treat!
