Huge thanks to the National Corvette Museum for providing such a wonderful experience for our 4th graders! They had the best time!

Virtual learning at its finest!!

The weather outside may be frightful, but these two students are so delightful! During indoor recess, they proactively asked to review flash cards instead of playing games, setting a great example of “beginning with the end in mind”! So proud of these great 4th grade leaders.

It was so exciting witnessing my students’ sense of wonder during the solar eclipse today!

I’d better watch out—this next generation is coming for my job! 😆 I love when my former students come for a visit, even if dressed as my twin 😳😆📚✏️📓🏫

Having fun in math this week learning about weight in the metric system with a 1 kilogram ball!

It’s so rewarding watching young people grow into their potential! Today, one of my former students came and implemented a math lesson and game he designed for my math ESS class, all of his own initiative and on his own time!

We had a wonderful day visiting the US Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, AL!

That’s a wrap on the 2023-2024 school year! So proud of these kids!!

Today we learned how to fit a 4th grader through an index card in science class! The students had to use many problem-solving and teamwork skills to reach their goal!

So so so proud of these kids for winning the Golden Shoe Award for hallway behavior!

So proud of these kids for winning the High Attendance Award. Pizza and popsicles for the win!

In Science class today, we learned about waves using ropes! Such a fun way to understand a tough topic!

What a treat for my students to enjoy a virtual Veterans’ Day visit from my parents so my dad could talk about his military service!

Thankful for a break in the rain so we could enjoy a little outdoor recess!

Jennings Creek Elementary NTI Day 1 complete!

We had fun learning about parallel vs perpendicular lines in 4th grade math this morning!

I will take all the teaching help I can get on these NTI days!!

We are so thankful to have the talents of our WKU student teacher, Ms. Rossow, kicking her solo week off with high student engagement and rigorous discussion!