Fun in PE!
Our 3rd graders had a ball today rotating through different PE stations! They loved having choices and staying active while trying out a variety of activities, such as Rock-Paper-Scissors, basketball, dancing, and hopscotch!
Our 3rd graders had a ball today rotating through different PE stations! They loved having choices and staying active while trying out a variety of activities, such as Rock-Paper-Scissors, basketball, dancing, and hopscotch!
Students in Ms. Green’s class are working hard , building their vocabulary and discussing how to create mental images while they read. Great job, 5th graders!
Start With Hello, Day 1 💚
Today, RES students and staff wore green to celebrate “So Fresh & So Green!” 🌱 We also signed pledges to:
✨ Be empathetic
✨ Help peers who feel left out
✨ Use our voice when something seems wrong
✨ And always start with a friendly hello!
What an amazing way to kick off Start With Hello Week!
Today, RES students and staff wore green to celebrate “So Fresh & So Green!” 🌱 We also signed pledges to:
✨ Be empathetic
✨ Help peers who feel left out
✨ Use our voice when something seems wrong
✨ And always start with a friendly hello!
What an amazing way to kick off Start With Hello Week!
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2nd graders in Mrs. Gurganus’ class had fun playing math games this week! They practiced counting and comparing 5s and 1s while staying engaged and excited about learning!
Our 1st and 2nd graders became scientists this week as they designed their own bubble wands and tested them out with bubble soap! They explored the theory that all bubbles are round, even when the wands were made in different shapes. Lots of curiosity, creativity, and bubbly fun!
Small groups and learning never stop at RES! From Mrs. Stevens’ (instructional coach): ‘When the teacher has to test, who better to run a small group than a student!’ Our 4th graders stepped up and showed great leadership while keeping the learning going strong!
Elementary Band Meeting was Wednesday night at WPS! 🎶 Parents learned how to purchase or rent instruments through Fuller Music with the help of our band teacher, Mr. Paluszac. Several of our RES Cubs and their families were there, and students even got to explore the instruments - so exciting to see future musicians in the making!
Next week, Sept. 15–19, Rodgers Elementary will celebrate Start With Hello Week! Each day has a fun theme or activity to help us build friendships and spread kindness. Check out the flyer for all the details! Let’s make this a wonderful year of connections- starting with hello!
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Students in Mrs. Leggett’s Kindergarten class were all smiles today as they worked together to put their ABC puzzle together! Their excitement and teamwork made learning so much fun!
Come see us at the CTE Tailgate before the big game tonight! We will be located right at the gate entrance.
5:30-kickoff! Games, Prizes, and Great Info about Opportunities in Career & Technical Education. Go Gators!
Thank you to our friends and community partners at New Life Missionary Baptist Ministries for generously donating backpacks filled with school supplies to support our students in need! 💙🐾
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Our Rodgers Cubs (students and staff) were full of spirit on College Colors Day! From rocking their favorite college gear to dreaming about the future, everyone showed that big goals start here!
2nd and 3rd grade students built their names in 3-D this week in Mrs. Jenkin's STEAM class!
Help us keep our students powered up for success! Follow the link to pay the required $25 Martin County Schools Technology Fee.
See important information about Lifewise Academy!
Students AND staff are engaged in learning! With hands-on learning and smiling faces everywhere, it’s easy to see that excellence is happening at Rodgers Elementary!
5th grade students at Rodgers Elementary put their force and motion skills to the test today! Using just 5 materials, they engineered catapults, launched objects with different forces, and measured how far they could fly—then graphed their results like real scientists!
