🔎🕵️♀️ Mystery mode: ON! Our 4th graders went on a mission to collect clues, investigate the evidence, and uncover the mystery of the Lost Colony of Roanoke! 🗺️✨ Who knew history could be this much fun?! 📜🔍








This week, Mrs. Graden's kindergartners worked on creating a setting. 📕 They were inspired after reading Alpert to create a setting just like the author did in the story. ✨
Then some friends shared about the setting they made. 🚀







College Day at Reidville is always done big! Between Kona Ice In Greer, a staff cookout, and all the colleges represented, it was an upstanding Friday! 🚀 A big thanks to our PTO for assisting our kids at the snow cone truck! 🍧










We will see you on TUESDAY, September 8th. All D5 buildings and schools are closed Monday, September 7th. Enjoy your holiday weekend!

One of the rewards in Mrs. Klopper and Mrs. Henderson‘s third grade classes is to be the "class photographer" for the day. 📷 Adelaide used her coupon and captured her friends while they were busy learning! 📚 It was so fun to see the morning through her eyes. 🚀










Our two incredible artists of the month have work featured in the front office! 🎨 A big round of applause for Ella and Jeremy! 🚀


🪄 We had an amazing Summer Slide celebration for those that completed their summer packets! ✨ Magician, Dylan Looper, came to our school and mystified our students with his magical abilities! 🚀









Mr. Simpson (Mayor of Reidville) made a video for Mrs. Case's second graders about standing up for what you believe in & being brave! 📚They also read The Great Puppy Invasion! 🚀

Mrs. Watchorn's Kindergartners finished up color week with a fun rainbow snack! 🚀






The Hoenshel Honeybees 🐝 are collaborating to create a poster to retell the story You Will Be My Friend by Peter Brown. 📕 They illustrated to represent the beginning, middle, and end of the story and then wrote to summarize each part. 🚀










Mrs. Millan’s math classes have explored and built rectangular prisms with a given dimension and volume. 🚀 They have enjoyed learning volume through hands on manipulation of rectangular prisms!










We are gearing up for College Colors Day here in D5 next Friday, September 4th. Send your students to school in college colors or Reidville Spirit Wear! Kona Ice will also be here that day serving up treats for our students! Icees are $3 and are prepaid using the code K652X337843 at customer.kona-ice.com.


🐟 Fabian’s Fishies 5K class enjoyed their first “Fun Friday” last week to finish their lessons on the book Chicka Chicka Boom Boom! 🏝️ It included a special character reader, a fun snack, and shopping with their earned pennies at the classroom store in math! 📕










It was a great week for our kindergartners as they explored all the colors of the rainbow! Special snacks, exciting books and lots of color! 🚀










🐝 Hoenshel’s honeybees have had a busy first few weeks of first grade! They spent the week building our classroom community, creating our first blank books and journal entries, selecting books to fill our book bins, and learning to work and play cooperatively thru math games! 📚









Mr. Darnell's class explored the volume of rectangular prisms! #weared5 #reidvillerockets










✏️📓 Mrs. Kurtycz’s 4th graders are starting the year off strong! They kicked things off by personalizing their writing journals and making them uniquely their own. 💕 They can’t wait to fill these pages with creative ideas, thoughtful reflections, and lots of amazing writing all year long! 🌟










Mrs. Mooneyhan’s Megaminds are learning how to be authors this week in 1st grade! They learned that writing can be in many forms; letters, lists, cards, books, stories and so much more! 📝 ✏️ We can’t wait to hear the beautiful writing they create this year! ❤️ 🚀








Thank you Nth Degree for the sweet treat! 🍰 It was nice surprise for our first Monday back! 🚀

Mrs. Millan’s and Ms. Wall’s 5th grade classes kicked off the year by completing the successful student AVID activity together. 🎉
Students were asked to illustrate what a successful student might look like. 📚 After creating the visual they were asked to discuss and write traits, thoughts, and actions of a successful student to add to their illustration.
The classes focused on how they can be successful 5th grade students together as a class family and as an independent student.
They are ready to have a successful year! 🚀










