Williamston Primary School

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Ready for a feel-good moment? Our Exceptionally STEAM students had the BEST day at the Pitt County Fair this week! 🎉 They rode rides, laughed together, and even enjoyed an awesome foam party 🫧🎡 A huge thank you to all the staff, volunteers, and families who helped make this trip possible

Play Dough Fun! 🍎 Pre-K friends in Mrs. White's class rolled play dough to strengthen their little hands and build the fine-motor skills needed for writing. They also practiced counting by cutting the play dough into the number of pieces called!

Earlier this week, our little learners in Mrs. Cullipher's PreK class worked on a fun hands-on activity where they decorated their apple trees using colorful cereal. This activity encouraged fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, concentration, creativity, and following directions while allowing our Pre-K friends to learn through play and exploration. We love making learning fun, hands-on, and meaningful!

Spooky talent alert! 🎃 Our 2nd graders are ready to shine at the PTA meeting on Oct. 15 @ 6:30 — don’t miss this spooktacular performance!

Seeing double this week! 👯‍♀️ During Start with Hello Week, students celebrated kindness and unity by finding a friend to dress alike with on Wednesday. It was such a joyful way to spark conversations and build connections across our school.

Mrs. Stewart's class is working in collaborative groups to practice sorting and separating data into meaningful groups — a key skill for analyzing information!

Looking for a fun, memorable way to celebrate a birthday like Kinley? 🎈 Rent our Spirit Rock! This great fundraiser supports our wonderful PTA and helps our school thrive. Weeks are filling up fast — please reach out to Mrs. Stewart to check rental availability.

What an amazing morning at our SYATP pole event — thank you to everyone who came out! 🙏 A huge shout-out to Mr. Johnathan Langley for leading the session and bringing such great energy.

Bus 233 will be running behind schedule this morning.

We would love to have you join us for our annual SYATP event on Wednesday, Sept. 23. For those interested, we will meet at the flagpole at 7:15 where we will have Mr. Jonathan Langley, the Youth Minister at Maple Grove Christian Church helping to lead our National Day of Student Prayer along with several of our 5th grade Martin Innovative Elementary students.

Jonathan Langley serves as the Youth Minister at Maple Grove Christian Church, where he brings a deep passion for guiding young people in their faith journey. With several years of youth ministry experience prior to joining Maple Grove, Jonathan is committed to helping every young person understand that he or she matters to God and are deeply loved and valued. He currently leads several youth programs and is supported in ministry by his wife, Katie, and their son, Elijah.

Want to keep the kindness going? 💚 Hello Week is in full swing! On Monday we wore green to kick things off — and the fun continues:
• Wednesday — wear matching colors with a friend or group
• Thursday — wear a shirt with a positive message
• Friday — rock your favorite school colors

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We kicked off our Candy Man Fundraiser today! 🍭 Students came home with packets to get started — the fundraiser runs through Oct. 5. Students who sell at least 10 items will earn a spot at the Candy Man Carnival 🎪. We’re so excited — this helps support WPS students and staff. Thank you in advance for your support!

Hook: Learning the Constitution — with HANDPRINTS!🖐️

Mrs. Ivey’s 1st graders dove into civics today and made their own classroom constitution, writing rules they believe in and signing with painted handprints. Bright colors, big ideas, and tiny hands making a promise to be kind and fair. 🌈✨

Kindergarten lawmakers in Mrs. Bland’s class made their very own classroom Constitution — complete with rules and signatures! Tiny hands, big responsibility.

Ever wondered what signing a historic document felt like? Today, 2nd grade students in Mrs. Britt's class celebrated Constitution Day. They learned about the delegates from North Carolina who signed the Constitution — then pretended to sign their own names using feathers! The kids loved practicing the old-fashioned handwriting and imagining being part of history.

Hook: Small groups, big growth! 🌟📚

Mrs. White’s 4th graders dove into vocabulary practice and literacy skill-building — and we loved having Ms. Isabel Taylor from Martin County High School Early College join in to guide students on finding the main idea. Seeing students connect words to meaning is everything!