August 2021

4th Grade Science Fun!

Submitted by heidi.groneman on

Rees Elementary 4th grade is studying the cause and effect relationship between the speed of an object and the energy of that object. To further our understanding, we played a game with marbles. The goal of the game was to use the right amount of speed and energy when shooting a marble to knock an opponent's marble out of bounds while keeping your own marble from going out. This game really helped us observe changes in energy as we watched the marbles collide!

Attributions
Jenny Luke and Sasha Tew

Show Your School Spirit with a New Rees T-Shirt!

Submitted by adam.gull on

We are excited to show our school spirit this year with our new Rees T-shirts!  We have youth sizes available now in the office for $10 each.  You can pay with cash or check in the office anytime.  Show your school spirit this Friday with a new, stylish Rees T-shirt.  

Shirts for parents will be available through a pre-order in the office.  Adult shirts will be available for $15 each.  Please let the office know if you would like an adult size Rees T-shirt and we will put an order in soon. 

PTA and Rees Teachers Unite

Submitted by adam.gull on

Our wonderful PTA teamed up with Rees teachers today to plan out the year and how they can serve Rees students through volunteer work, class activities and more.  We are so thankful to our PTA and all that you do to serve and support Rees Elementary.  If you would like to become a member of PTA, please contact any of our PTA board members HERE.

Mrs. Nixon's Class Learns They Can Do Hard Things

Submitted by heidi.groneman on

This week, Mrs. Nixon's third grade class talked about what it takes to have a class where we are kind, we help each other, and how we can do hard things. Instead of saying I can't, we say I can't do this YET, we ask for help and we work as a team. She gave the students a challenge to stack the cups without touching them with any part of their body. They could only use a rubber band and the yarn, and they had to work together. They all figured it out, and they were all excited and proud of accomplishing such a hard challenge

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Carla Nixon