Second grade had a great time on our field trip to Hagood Mill! We learned so much about life in the 1800s.
Miss Cole’s 3k students have been talking about gardening and what it takes to grow there own plants. Students were able to plant their own flowers and have been able to watch them grow. Today they talked about what insects help their plants grow and even got to hold one of the insects!
Ms. Younce and Ms. Smiths 3rd grade classes are partnering up to study a book in preparation for the SCReady!!
Congratulations to Mrs. Kylee Monroe who was named a Bright Ideas winner for her desire to create innovative ways for students to learn. Thank you to Mrs. Ashley Dickson and Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative for presenting Ms. Monroe with a check and small gift in recognition of this achievement. Her project, “Robots for Writing”, will be an asset to her students. #dacusvillegrown
Mrs. Monroe’s 5th grade spent two weeks on a Poetry Madness Activity. They read, analyzed, and eliminated 15 poems to determine the winning poem. The person in each class with the most wins in their bracket received a golden egg full of prizes.
Don't forget to join us this Thursday evening for the DES Class Act for a Cause Talent Show! Concessions will be served and we will be collecting donations for our Random Acts of Kindness Fund which goes to support Dacusville children and families who are in need. Doors open at 5:00 and the show begins at 5:30. See you there! #dacusvillegrown
We had our largest crowd of the year for All Pro Dad last Friday to enjoy food and fellowship and hear a great message on Forgiveness from Pastor Chad Albertson.
One week ago today some of our students and staff were enjoying the Solar Eclipse with our glasses provided by SDPC! What a cool experience for us all!
Attention Aspiring Cheerleaders! If you are the parent of a rising 6th grader who is interested in cheering at Dacusville Middle School next year be sure to attend the informational session tomorrow at 5:30 in the DMS Cafeteria.
Dolphin Run this Friday, April 12 at 4:00
Any student that is interested in band, or wants more information about band should come try out on all the instruments to see which one they are best suited for. This is open to ALL 5th grade students, whether they put band on their choice card or not!
Children's Services Council of Pickens County
“Some say that a garden just grows from seeds, but we think it grows from trying and failing and trying again. A garden is hard work, but so is most of the good, important stuff in life.” -Joanna Gaines
Toddler time was dirty but rewarding! Our story was “Planting a Rainbow” 🌈 We discussed colors of flowers, decorated a flower pot, and planted flowers! 🌺 We have one more toddler time this school year (which will be in May)! We hope you’ll join us then!
All our PreK teachers hope to see our toddler group tomorrow! We have a special hands on activity this month and even a small giveaway. If you haven’t joined our group before, we would still love for you to join 8:15am! You can come in at 8am right after dropping off your children in the car line and let your child play in our toddler area until the session start!
Mrs. G’s 4th grade ELA classes celebrated the solar eclipse by composing a creative writing. To get their writing started they snacked on some eclipse themed treats! “Sunkist ☀️ Moon Pies 🌙 , and Sun Chips 🌞”
Third grade enjoyed making history come alive today by exploring culture and geography through hands on activities!
Ukulele club played for first grade students today. #dacusvillegrown
Our Spring Dolphin Run has been rescheduled due to weather. We will see you April 12, 2024 at 4:00 PM
Not all classrooms have four walls – this one’s got fur and feathers 🦉🦒🦧 PreK had a ball today exploring the zoo!
Miss Cole’s 3k class has been talking about dinosaurs this month. For this week we talked about the difference between tallest to shortest and shortest to longest. We measured out how tall each dinosaur was that we have been studying. We then compared the height of the four dinosaurs and then saw how many students tall each dinosaur was. Here is just a little preview!
