The kindergartners got a special treat last Friday: Mrs. Miller came to enhance their study the butterfly life cycle through art.
They had a great time! To echo Rhylee's exclamation when the final product was revealed, "Mrs. Miller! You are amazing!"
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Barn Hill Preserve's FREE mobile program consists of one, 45-minute oral presentation on our LIVE animal ambassadors. Our program offers students the unique experience to get up close and personal with animals they may have never seen before! Students participate by asking questions, getting involved in demonstrations, and responding to the speaker, making our program both educational and entertaining!
Our enthusiastic public speakers tailor the presentation to the age of their audience and regularly present to students preK - 12th grade. ![]()
Pre-K, K, 1st, and 2nd 12:00 - 12:20 3rd, 4th, & 5th Grade 12:45 - 1:10 We have gotten lots of questions from the students about what a sock hop is, what the 50's were like, and if it is ok to wear only socks and no shoes. Ha! Mrs. Sandifer has introduced the 50's dances in her classroom, and we will have videos of popular 50's dances playing along with the music. Just to be clear: all students must wear shoes for safety reasons! :) We are looking forward to a great dance Friday, and to seeing the kids all dressed up in their 50's-themed attire! PreK has been studying what makes our state great! They culminated their 3 week study of Louisiana's animals, food, and folktales with a Fun Festival. Mr. Fuller played Cajun music on the fiddle, Ms. Wilson told the Cajun tale of Petite Rouge, students sang LA songs and poems, and crawfish were raced! Parents, thank you for all of the homemade and local cuisine that you brought to go along with the boiled crawfish. Your little ones are our state's greatest resource! Two of our favorite Allisons were captured in a picture by the LSU Reveille at the Friends of the Libraries Book Bazaar!
![]() We would like to thank all of you who sent in Community Coffee Labels for our school. We raised $739.40 for our school library! Please keep clipping labels and sending them to our school library to help us purchase books for our avid readers. A special thank you to Ms. Dafoe for counting, organizing, and mailing those labels off. Also, thank you to Community Coffee for supporting our local schools. Congratulations to Jibrail H. for his 9th place finish in the Regional Spelling Bee. Jibrail competed against 50 4th-8th graders from 6 surrounding parishes. He successfully spelled balcony, cognition, mantilla, and mercurial. We are so proud of him!
After the program, our students got to visit with Wilbur!
Of Moving Colors Dance Company is celebrating their 30th year of bringing the arts to Baton Rouge. To show our support, a group of teachers participated in a digital dance=off to see which team can raise the most money for OMC. Please click the button below and help us give back to this wonderful organization!
Your donation is your vote! We want to win!! Many thanks to the teachers who participated in our dance number: Ms. Gautreau, Ms, Miller, Ms. Bybee, Ms. Wells, Ms. Sandifer, Ms. Brown, Ms. Boudreaux, and Ms. Hebert! We had a great time! We would like to wish Jibrail good luck! Tomorrow he will be representing our school in Hammond, Louisiana at the Regional Scripps Spelling Bee! Good luck from then entire BRCVPA family!!
We know you will make us proud! Third grade students in Mrs. Carley's class are
learning to use several resources to research information about the solar system. The dollars have been counted! The totals are in! BRCVPA raised $4,020.93 for the American Cancer Society!
The grade level that raised the most money is Kindergarten with a total of $1,292.18. This is definitely a new record! All Kindergarten students will receive a pizza party! Every student in Mrs. Morrissey’s class will also win a cookie from Jimmy John’s. Mrs. Morrissey’s class raised $1,058.01!!! Thanks to the entire school family for raising so much money to fight this horrible disease! And another special thanks to Darlene Shingleur at Neighbors Federal Credit Union for her help counting the dollars and buying the pizza for the party and Jimmy John’s for donating the cookies! |
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