Pirate Pod

Today our students had the first opportunity to work at the Pirate Pod station which has 5 iPods to interact with and practice various math and language skill.

Wetland Habitats

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In Science, we have been learning about the habitats in Georgia. We put on our boots this past week and explored the wetlands. We discovered the importance of a habitat. Habitats are homes to many plants and animals. The wetlands help prevent flooding and actually clean our drinking water.
The students enjoyed creating a marsh to verify that it is just like a sponge. A marsh is a vital habitat that absorbs extra water to prevent flooding and does clean the water as well.

Mrs. Sanker's Crew 2011-2012

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Ahoy Mateys,
Welcome to our class! We are about to set sail for a year of fun and learning. ARR..you ready for an exciting adventure? Shiver me timbers,we start boarding on August 3rd at Open House from 3:00-6:00. We will set sail on August 4th at 7:20 sharp. Don't be late me hearties,ya won't want to miss it!

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Georgia Cities Week Art Contest

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CONGRATULATIONS SACHE


Hinesville announces 2011 Georgia Cities Week art contest winners

The City of Hinesville and Hinesville Downtown Development Authority are pleased to announce the winners of the 2011 Georgia Cities Week art contest. Elementary students in the Liberty County School System submitted their work to HDDA and winners were selected for each grade level by members of the community.

The 2011 winners are as follows:
Kindergarten: Shelby Horne, Taylors Creek Elementary
First Grade: Briana Moore, Taylors Creek Elementary
Second Grade: Miame Stroman, Taylors Creek Elementary

Third Grade: Sache Rodriguez, Taylors Creek Elementary

Fourth Grade: Haley Stuart, First Presbyterian Christian Academy
Fifth Grade: Keith Milner, Taylors Creek Elementary

These students will be recognized at a public art reception April 19 from 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. at the Old Jail Museum, 302 S. Main Street. All entries from students who entered the contest are displayed April 11-22 at the same location.

“Students were asked to submit an original art piece with the theme ‘City Life!’ in honor of Georgia Cities Week,” Hinesville spokesperson Krystal Britton said. “We are excited about displaying the 143 entries and I am happy to see the talent we have in our community showcased.”

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