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OES Librarian, Kaycie Donnaud, shared the story with classes and encouraged students to “make their mark” to help make the world a more colorful and wonderful place.
Congrats to these amazing students for mastering 100% of their sight words in the first six weeks!
Top: Harrison Wills, Tripp Ashby, Liam Maldonado, Drew Tingle, Owen Maddox, Reba Buford, Kai Laughlin, Waylon Morgan
Middle: Bryce Gore, Mia Page, Lincoln Picard, Harper Evans, Aubree Aguillard, Logan McBride, Jack Rawls
Bottom: Indie Scales, Olive Chesson, Walker Pinner, Blaire Medina, Beau Barfield, Rafe Vice
Not pictured: Octavia Simon, Levi Royal
Pictured: Harry Vine, Kiwanis Club of Orange Vice President, Sunshine Copeland, Orangefield ISD District Librarian/Grant Writer, and Julie Fuller, Orangefield Elementary Principal.
Students also put their new knowledge into action during our very own Mock Trial: "The Case of the Missing Candy Bar." Students took on the roles of judge, bailiff, attorneys, witnesses, and jury members as they practiced critical thinking, speaking, and listening skills while connecting literature to real-world experiences. Thankfully, the trial ended with the accused being found NOT GUILTY of taking the candy bar!
It's always a great day to be a Bobcat!
DOW Sabine River Operations recently awarded Orangefield Elementary a $2,500 grant to enhance STEAM opportunities for students. The funding was used to purchase LEGO sets that students will explore during their technology rotation.
Students will use LEGO Education SPIKE Essential Set kits to design and build creations that can be coded to move, light up, and respond to sensors. The LEGO Education STEAM Park sets allow younger students to explore basic engineering, cause and effect, and storytelling as they build interactive amusement park rides and scenes. Additionally, versatile LEGO building sets were added to inspire open-ended design challenges and creative problem-solving.
Orangefield Elementary is grateful for DOW Sabine River Operations' generosity and commitment to supporting hands-on, innovative learning experiences for our students.
Support Project Grad 2026 by ordering a Homecoming Treat Box for just $15 each!
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To wrap up the lesson and assess their understanding of proper throwing technique, we held a Football Throw Challenge! Each student had one chance to throw a football as far as they could, applying what they learned during instruction. We measured each throw and celebrated the top performers.
The top 3 boys and top 3 girls in each grade earned a spot on our PE Bulletin Board of Fame outside the gym and received a football keychain for their backpack as a prize.
We were proud to see all students giving their best effort, demonstrating not only improved technique but also great sportsmanship. Way to go, everyone!
Pre-K, 2nd, and 5th
Lunch visitors are welcome to enjoy lunch with their child only. For the safety of all students, friends or classmates may not join during the visit. Please make sure to bring a valid state ID.
Yesterday , our fifth graders wore red bandanas in honor of Welles Crowther, whose courage and selflessness became a symbol of hope on 9/11. Welles, a volunteer and honorary firefighter, is remembered as the “Man in the Red Bandana” for his heroic actions in the South Tower of the World Trade Center. With calm determination and compassion, he covered his face with his red bandana and repeatedly guided survivors to safety, making multiple trips back into the wreckage and ultimately saving many lives. Students learned about his story while watching his and other documentaries on the events of September 11, 2001.
Shopping Schedule:
Thursday, Sept. 11 – Kindergarten, 1st, and 5th Grades
Friday, Sept. 12 – Pre-K, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Grades
Thank you for supporting our school spirit!
To explore these states, the students did a simple but exciting experiment using vinegar, baking soda, and balloons.
OES Parents- If you would like to participate in this year's Bobcat Bites or Holiday Helpings program, please click on the following link and submit your form by Friday, September 12, 2025. Deliveries to elementary students will begin on September 18th. See link below.
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