After reading "The Boy Who Grew a Forest," Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Trina's Kindergarten class recreated pictures from the book!!
Shop the Purple Up Snack Cart!!
Join us in celebrating our military families by participating in the dress-up days! Tuesday, April 15, is Superhero Day!
April is the Month of the Military Child!
April is the Month of the Military Child!
April is the Month of the Military Child!
Congratulations to our April Viking Students of the Month from each homeroom! Each student enjoyed a wonderful lunch from McDonalds! Congratulations students and thank you Bemiss McDonalds for providing such a great treat for our students!
Congratulations to our April Viking Students of the Month for each grade level! Each student received a delicious KONA Ice and a certificate! We are proud of you!
April is the Month of the Military Child!
Join us in celebrating our military families by participating in the dress-up days!
Monday, April 14, is wear green or camo!
Mrs. Webster and Ms. Bowie's classes participated in the Special Olympics at LHS. Everyone had an amazing time competing in softball games and playing with friends!
To show our support for Month of the Military Child, we are inviting all Dewar Elementary School students, families, school employees, and community members to participate in Spirit week before we “Purple Up!” on April 16th for military children.
Why purple? Purple symbolizes all branches of the military as a combination of Army green, Marine Corps red, and Coast Guard, Navy, Air Force, and Space Force blue.
Spirit Week:
Monday, April 14th: Green/Camo Day
Tuesday, April 15th: Super Hero
Wednesday, April 16th: Purple UP!!!
Thursday, April 17th: Yellow for Dandelions
Friday, April 18th: Wear RED to Remember Everyone Deployed
April is the Month of the Military Child!
REMINDER!! PTO Meeting April 14 at 6:00 in the Media Center.
April is the Month of the Military Child!
4th grade students in Mrs. Lopez's & Mrs. Scott's reading classes have successfully presented their 3 C's projects on the Civil War! Working in collaborative teams, they had the opportunity to choose from 9 creative presentation options, including scrapbooks and clickable maps.
In addition to showcasing their creativity, this project emphasized the importance of research and incorporated essential reading and ELA skills. Students engaged with various texts to gather information, analyze sources, and synthesize their findings, all while enhancing their comprehension abilities. This cross-curricular approach allowed them to make meaningful connections between social studies and language arts, deepening their understanding of the Civil War while developing valuable skills for their academic journeys.
Their hard work and collaboration truly shone during their presentations, showcasing their understanding of this important historical event. We are so proud of their creativity and teamwork! 📚✨ #CivilWar #3CsProject #LearningInAction
Happy National Assistant Principal Week!
📚 This week, we're opening the AP Dictionary! Each of our amazing Assistant Principals chose one word that defines their role and shared why it matters. Let’s take a look at how they lead—one word at a time! #APWeek #onelowndesfamily
Happy National Assistant Principal Week!
📚 This week, we're opening up the AP Dictionary! Each of our amazing Assistant Principals chose one word that defines their role and shared why it matters. Let’s take a look at how they lead—one word at a time! #APWeek #OneLowndes
April is the Month of the Military Child!
Autism Awareness Day falls on April 2, but is celebrated the entire month of April. DES will celebrate Autism Awareness on Friday, April 11. Wear blue or a shirt with a postitive message!
