Happy Groundhog Day! Today Mrs. Blaize’s first graders learned all about Phil, and he says that we will have 6 more weeks of winter!❄️
Mrs. Carly’s class had the opportunity to view a real geologist’s fossil collection. Some fossils dated back to almost half a BILLION years old! Students are learning about how fossils can be great clues into learning what environments were like in the past.
Mrs. Nicole’s second graders are having fun searching for different parts of speech in their readers, just like detectives!
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Check out the new Vermilion Parish School System Twitter feed. It can be accessed on the bottom of the homepage or the handle @vpss_vermilion.
Mrs. Lainey’s class made a snack mix to celebrate the 100th day of school!
Mrs. Lainey’s class made a snack mix to celebrate the 100th day of school!
Happy 100th Day from Mrs. Blaize’s first graders! 👵🏼👴🏻
Happy 100th Day of School from our 4th and 5th grade teachers. 👵🏼
Mrs. Cristi’s class made butter after completing their Farms Unit!
Mrs. Cristi’s class made butter after completing their Farms Unit!
The CPE Beta Robotics Team (Team Scorpion) met to discuss their search, rescue, and retrieve plan for the showcase on Tuesday, February 7. After hearing their plan, we can’t wait to see it all come together! Great job, boys!
Ms. Sarah’s fifth graders built 3-D Jamestown models in order to better understand the physical geography which led colonists to settle there.
Mrs. Olivia’s second graders completed their Westward Expansion unit and made quilt pieces to represent each lesson.
Mrs. Olivia’s second graders completed their Westward Expansion unit and made quilt pieces to represent each lesson.
Mrs. Kristin’s water resource engineers planned and constructed a freshwater collection system today. We’ll see the results on Monday!
While learning about how different animals use their camouflage, students in Mrs. Blaize’s class had the chance to create their very own moths to hide around our classroom.
Our CPE Beta Book Battle Team did their best on their preliminary test today! Good luck to Todd, Jansyn, and Dawson! We’re proud of you!
Mrs. Lainey’s first graders went on a moth hunt to learn how camouflage keeps animals hidden from predators.
Shout out to our Quiz Bowl Team competitors (Dylan, Noah, Lane, Ava) and our Creative Writing competitor (Peyton) for a job well done today! CPE Beta Club is proud of you!
