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Over the past two weeks, 4th graders have been exploring how light travels! They discovered that light moves in a straight path and that when something blocks it, a shadow forms. Moving the light will change the shadow’s shape. To wrap up the unit, students worked together in groups to write and perform their very own shadow plays! What a fun and creative way to bring science to life!
Today is Unity Day! We wore orange to stand against bullying and show that kindness matters. Together, we choose unity for a safer, kinder world. Every act of kindness counts! Check out how we showed up in orange! #UnityDay2025
5th graders have been participating in stations this week to help prepare for a test! At one station, they experimented with the states of matter by taking wax from a solid to liquid! While doing this, they put the Law of Conservation of Mass to test- Matter can be neither created nor destroyed during a physical change. The mass of the wax when it was in solid form was equal to the mass of the wax in liquid form! They then weighed out fragrance, added it to the wax, and made wax melts!
This week, our Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and Character Education program featured a meaningful lesson on Respect. Students explored what it means to show respect at home, at school, and in the digital world. Check out these great moments from Mrs. Stokes' amazing third grade!
Our 1st grade enrichment group brought the story ‘How Chipmunk Got Its Stripes’ to life with their Reader’s Theater performance! Students created their own puppets and practiced their lines with enthusiasm. They did an amazing job, and their classmates loved every moment of the show!
It’s time to PAWS for Applause! We’re so proud of our latest group of students recognized for showing outstanding behavior and character at Rodgers Elementary! These Cubs continue to make a difference every day, showing kindness, responsibility, and respect in all they do. Congratulations to our newest PAWS for Applause winners
Chase Rogerson - used self control and followed directions in the cafeteria
Maverick Anderson - holding door for classmates and always considers others
Kolton Patrick - He gave a sad student a sticker to cheer him up and help him "believe in himself."
Emmett Revels = Seeing someone struggling in the cafeteria and helped them carry their tray
Annabelle Nelson - helped a friend in need during dismissal time
Chase Rogerson - used self control and followed directions in the cafeteria
Maverick Anderson - holding door for classmates and always considers others
Kolton Patrick - He gave a sad student a sticker to cheer him up and help him "believe in himself."
Emmett Revels = Seeing someone struggling in the cafeteria and helped them carry their tray
Annabelle Nelson - helped a friend in need during dismissal time
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We had such a wonderful time at our Costume Dance on Friday night! The costumes were incredible, and our cubs had an absolute blast! So many smiles, laughs, hugs, and nonstop energy! It was a night to remember!
We wrapped up National School Lunch Week with our 4th and 5th grade families! It’s been such a joy celebrating all week with our students and their loved ones. Thank you to everyone who joined us to share smiles, laughter, and delicious lunches! What a wonderful week it’s been at Rodgers Elementary!
National School Lunch Week fun continued today with our 3rd grade families! It was great to see students enjoying lunch and laughter with their loved ones. Thank you to all the families who came out to share this special time together at Rodgers!
Be sure to join in on the fun at RES Red Ribbon Spirit Days Oct. 23-31!
Fifth graders reviewed science vocabulary this week in preparation for their upcoming Benchmark with a fun and engaging game of Bingo! Students were focused, excited, and ready to win, while reinforcing what they’ve learned!
Wisdom Wednesday is part of our Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and Character Education program, featuring Mrs. Leggett’s Kindergarten class! Today, students focused on our character trait of Respect by completing an activity sheet and discussing what respect looks and sounds like in their classroom and school
Second graders in Mrs. Uzzell’s class have been hard at work during their Reading Horizons lessons this week; writing, marking words, and building strong reading skills! Great job, 2nd graders!
National School Lunch Week continued today with our 2nd grade families joining us for lunch! It was so nice seeing students and families enjoying lunch together and making sweet memories!
Come join us for the Rodgers Elementary Book Fair!
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Help make our 1st 9-week PBIS event a success!
This week, we’re celebrating National School Lunch Week at Rodgers! Today we welcomed our Kindergarten and 1st grade families to join us for lunch, and it was such a joy seeing so many smiling faces in the cafeteria! Thank you to all who came out to enjoy a delicious meal and share this special time with our students.
