Some leaders from the high school football team and cheerleaders came to Pine Crest this morning for "High Five Friday"
Our students were over the moon to see these awesome students and get some great high fives!
Students in Mrs. Burgin’s room exploring loose parts in the exploration center.
Pine Crest is actively looking for more substitutes within our community. Help out the kids in our community by being an active positive role model within our school system. We'd love to have you come help our kids out! If you are interested in subbing in certified or non-certified positions please reach out to Mr. McCorkle at zmccorkle@gobuffaloes.org
📚✨ Reminder to Pine Crest Families! ✨📚 Get ready for our Scholastic Book Fair from October 7-10! 🎉 Students will have the chance to shop during their library specials, so don’t forget to send them with some cash! We will also be offering time after school on October 8 and 9 from 4-7 for parents to shop. Let’s inspire a love for reading together! Happy reading! 📖❤️
Mrs. Scott’s 1st grade class is working on picking out the characters and identifying the problem and resolution to the story “Waiting for the Biblioburro” in Wit and Wisdom. They are also learning about verbs and past tense verbs.
Mrs. Scott’s 1st grade class is working on picking out the characters and identifying the problem and resolution to the story “Waiting for the Biblioburro” in Wit and Wisdom. They are also learning about verbs and past tense verbs.
📢We are looking for community organizations that would like to participate in our Trunk or Treat event this year. If interested, please call the office or email amccomas@gobuffaloes.org or srunyan@gobuffaloes.org. 👻🎃
🌟 Huge shoutout to the Pine Crest PTO for making our playground communication board a reality! 🎉 This board will help our students communicate and express themselves while playing, enhancing their social interactions and learning through play. A special thank you to PTO, Hall of Fame Plaques & Signs, Jeanna Russell, and Ashley Vaughn for their amazing collaboration in bringing this project to life. We can’t wait to see the kids enjoying this new addition! 🙌
Calling all Kindergarten-2nd grade students!
Mrs. White and Ms. Colter's class had their reading come to life last week! They have been using the book "A Day at the Market" to practice identifying objects that start with the letters m, u, and i. They were able to taste many of these market items in their very own classroom market!
Pine Crest had an AMAZING time at our all school assembly yesterday. The winners of our spirit wear competition was.... RÈVEUR!!!
On Wednesday, Pine Crest had our first all school house meeting and competition. Everyone was repping their houses and looked amazing! We had the gym pumping with excitement. 🐍 🦁 🐺 🪿
📚✨ Attention Pine Crest Families! ✨📚
Get ready for our Scholastic Book Fair from October 7-10! 🎉 Students will have the chance to shop during their library specials, so don’t forget to send them with some cash! Let’s inspire a love for reading together!
Happy reading! 📖❤️
Today during a Second Step lesson, 2nd graders in Mrs. Davis’s class created helpful thoughts for students at Pine Crest so that unhelpful thoughts do not stop us from learning and growing!
🎉✨ Students in Mrs. Davis’s 2nd grade class learned how to play addition war today to practice their addition facts for their upcoming math test! 🃏➕
🎉 Get Ready for Spirit Week at Pine Crest! 🎉
Mark your calendars for September 23-27 and join us in celebrating our school spirit with a fun-filled week of themed dress-up days! 🤩🕺👗
📢 Attention Pine Crest Families! 🎉
Get ready for our first Sticker Shop of the year TOMORROW! 🗓️✨ Students can shop from 7:25-7:55 AM in the Library. 🏫
🌟 Stickers are just 2 for 25 cents, with a $2 limit (that’s 16 stickers)! 🏷️💰
Don't miss out on the fun! See you there! 😊
Pine Crest Families!
Tomorrow is Two Quarter Tuesday!
2nd grade students in Mrs. Davis’s class took time to practice their spelling words! Students used word work, rainbow writing, and played teacher/student!
Mrs. Davis’s 2nd graders took time to partner read the text, “How Do You Know It’s Fall?” Students are working hard to answer the essential question of; How does change impact people and nature?
