Students in Ms. Adams's 6th Grade Career Awareness class are learning how important communication and collaboration is - especially in the workplace. Students worked with a partner to complete a maze. One partner completed the maze with their eyes closed while the other partner gave them directions on completing the maze.
Student Ayden Brewton said, "Teamwork is important in the workplace because you will always have to work with somebody. You will almost never be working alone and you will always be communicating and collaborating with somebody. Like in a business place you will have to talk to your boss, or if you're the boss, you have to speak to your employees. If someone is unable to work with others they might not be as successful as those that can work with others."
Mrs. Shaul’s 3rd graders enjoyed a day in nature at Oatland Island Wildlife Center. They learned about different animal habitats and how animals survive in their habitats.
Ms. Ziegler’s class enjoying their field trip to Oatland Island.
Who wants to take a trip? Mr. Bradley's 6th Grade ELA Classes created Informational Brochures about European countries they are learning about in Ms. Jackson's Social Studies Class. These students are enjoying applying skills they are learning in multiple classes at the same time.
Ms. Mikell’s 4th grade class collected canned goods as a service project for Twosday, 2/22/2022. They collected 88 cans as a class!
Ms. McDaniel's class enjoying their field trip to Oatland Island Wildlife Center!
Good luck to Mr. Bradley and our CMS baseball team as they take on William James Middle School in the first home game of season!
The results are in from our ECSS Young Georgia Authors (YGA) Scoring Panel! Huge congrats to our grade-level winners and to our top-three finishers in each grade! Huge thanks to our ELA teachers for championing this competition! We appreciate our ECSS administrators and other staff for supporting these efforts! We are grateful to all of the writers, ECSS district staff, GSU staff, retired educators, community members, and other volunteers who served on our 26 member strong ECSS YGA Scoring Panel!
Good luck to our grade-level winners in the next round!
The results are in from our ECSS Young Georgia Authors (YGA) Scoring Panel! Huge congrats to our grade-level winners and to our top-three finishers in each grade! Huge thanks to our ELA teachers for championing this competition! We appreciate our ECSS administrators and other staff for supporting these efforts! We are grateful to all of the writers, ECSS district staff, GSU staff, retired educators, community members, and other volunteers who served on our 26 member strong ECSS YGA Scoring Panel!
Good luck to our grade-level winners in the next round!
Congratulations to all our Young Georgia Authors from CHS.
Mrs. Whitney, Ms. Nicky, & Mrs. Amber’s class enjoyed our “Twosday” by cooking tacos.
Business and Community Members:
We need YOU to come and share a book during Read Across America week. We have several openings still available. (it will take 30 minutes or less) The students LOVE having guest readers so please come support reading and our students at Claxton Elementary the week of Feb. 28 - March 4. You may call the school @ 739-1427 or email jprice@evanscountyschools.org. Thank you in advance!
Happy 2's Day or 'Twosday'!!!!! Today is extra special! It is a palindrome, because it reads the same forward and backward. However, what makes it special is the date has all twos and it is Tuesday 😂 Don't worry, because TWOmorrow will be special as well.
Today's date is also an ambigram as it can be read the same upside down.. 22 February 2022 is written as 22/02/2022 numerically. See image 2 below and flip your screen over.
Hopefully, this post doesn't have you too-too confused.
Ms. Hendrix and Ms. Peel’s Kindergarten class learned about Mae Jemison—the first African American woman to go to space and made their own spaceships!
The 2022 Miss Claxton High School and Miss Claxton Middle School pageants will be held this Saturday, February 26, 2022 and 6:30 pm in the new Claxton High School cafetorium. An exciting evening themed as "Boots and Bling" is planned as 6 contestants vie for the Miss CHS crown and 4 contestants compete for the Miss CMS title. The afternoon will begin with each contestant participating in the five minute interview with the judge's panel. The contestants will then begin the pageant with personal introductions, followed by casual wear and evening gown competitions. The evening of competition will conclude with each contestant responding to an on-stage question. Entertainment will be provided by Claxton High School advanced chorus members. Jenna Floyd, Miss CHS 2021, and Taylor Bennett, Miss CMS 2021, will bid farewell and assist with presentation of awards and crowning of the new queens. Admission is $5 and voting for People's Choice will occur through intermission.
CMS contestants with Miss CMS L to R: Ella Massey, Mila Sapp, Taylor Bennett (Miss CMS 2021), Kamryn Carter, Citlaly Hernández Ramírez
Ms. Thigpen and Mrs. Melissa’s class celebrated “Twos”day with tacos!
The results are in from our ECSS Young Georgia Authors (YGA) Scoring Panel! Huge congrats to our grade-level winners and to our top-three finishers in each grade! Huge thanks to our ELA teachers for championing this competition! We appreciate our ECSS administrators and other staff for supporting these efforts! We are grateful to all of the writers, ECSS district staff, GSU staff, retired educators, community members, and other volunteers who served on our 26 member strong ECSS YGA Scoring Panel!
Good luck to our grade-level winners in the next round!
Ms. Daniel's class played partner math games for Twos-day in Ms. Oliver's room.
Mrs. Cowart, Ms. Miyon, and Ms. Taylor's class had an exciting day talking about 2s. They worked hard and then enjoyed some tasty tacos! They wish you a happy "Twosday"!
Mrs. Herrington and Ms. Trotter’s Pre-K class celebrated “Twosday”
with twins, tie dye and tutus.
