Mrs. Abshire’s fifth grade science class is WIRED up learning about electrical energy and how it flows through conductors and closed circuits.
Tomorrow (Tuesday, October 24th)begins our Red Ribbon Week festivities with "Head to Toe Stay Drug-Free" Day. Students are encouraged to wear crazy hats and socks. Also, our canned food drive starts tomorrow with a class contest. The class that brings in the most canned pumpkins and/or sweet potatoes will win a prize.
Students in Ms. Shannon King's 5th grade ELAR classes put their adjective and descriptive writing skills to the test by composing spooky, scary Halloween stories! The kids loved the way they got to share their stories when they were surprised with the chance to read them in the dark "ghost-story" style! Happy Halloween!
First grade students celebrated the 50th day of school with a Sock Hop, a Drive-in Movie, Root Beer Floats, the Bunny Hop and counting to 50!
OISD Community Bond Election Meeting
Last week, thanks to Dow Chemical Company, Mrs. Angela King's homeroom class learned all about Silly Putty. They learned how it was discovered by Dr. Warrick who worked at Dow for more than three decades. Students got to play with the silly putty and wear their sunglasses they also received to the Homecoming Pep Rally.
The proposed bond will include these improvements for Orangefield Elementary School:
-Safety and security improvements
-New cafeteria with stage
-Additional classrooms
District Holiday Reminder!
OES Red Ribbon Week dress up days:
Due to the Fall Break, Red Ribbon Week starts Thursday, October 19th. Students are encouraged to participate in the themed days that are listed in the attached image.
Due to Homecoming Festivities we will not be taking transportation changes after 1:00 pm today. Thank you for your understanding!
🧡🤍Calling all Bleacher Creatures!!! Meet at the Bobcat by the field house to get ready to run. All students must be picked up by a parent at the other end of the field by the concession stand. 🤍🧡
Tomorrow is Homecoming Game Day!!!Students are encouraged to wear as much orange as they can! Also, Project Graduation will be selling spirit ribbons tomorrow morning in the gym and the hallway by the cafeteria. (See pictures: small ribbons $1, big ribbons $5)
Third grade was introduced to Google Sheets today in Technology class. Students used rows and columns to color cell addresses. If followed correctly, they created a Frankenstein!
Pre-K has been learning about Transportation and Community Helpers. We would like to thank Walker Donnaud with Ironwood Trucking for allowing our little Bobcats to “drive” his dump truck, the local Firefighters for the fire safety lesson, and Mayor Larry Spears for sharing with us what’s it like to be a mayor. Thank you to all our Community Helpers!
October is National Principal's Month! We appreciate our hard working campus principal and assistant principals! Thank you for all you do for our students and our school! We Believe!
Tomorrow, October 10th, is the deadline to register to vote in the upcoming election.
Register here - https://vrapp.sos.state.tx.us/index.asp
For more information on the OISD Bond, visit https://orangefieldisd.net/bond2023.
It's Homecoming Week!
Fifth grade members of the Student Leadership Team had the opportunity to choose to read with first graders during their recess time on Fridays. The Reading Buddy program has become a fun way for our older students to serve the younger students.
Second grade students at Orangefield Elementary learned about proper handwashing from Mrs. VanHuis and her group of seniors at OHS. The soon-to-be graduates and future healthcare workers were able to demonstrate how easily germs are spread. They also taught them how and when to wash their hands in order to prevent yucky germs from entering their body. It was a fun, hands on presentation that these kids will remember! Thank you Mrs. VanHuis and your group of seniors for teaching us about staying healthy!
