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Aware May Final July 22 - Public Schools of Robeson County

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Long Branch School<br />

Long Branch Kindergarten Classes<br />

went to The Children’s Museum <strong>of</strong><br />

Wilmington and had a great time.<br />

They were able to explore the many<br />

exhibits throughout the museum. The<br />

students, parents and teachers all had<br />

a wonderful experience!<br />

Our First Graders have also<br />

completed an extensive "Reading<br />

Project" which is currently on display<br />

in their school's library. The project<br />

gave the first grade students the<br />

opportunity to read a self-selected<br />

book and complete a hands on book<br />

report depicting the summary,<br />

characters, setting and self-made<br />

activity as an extension from the book.<br />

This project consisted <strong>of</strong> several<br />

reading vocabulary<br />

terms that will better prepare the<br />

students for tested areas.<br />

The Second Grade Classes<br />

enjoyed their trip to Lumber River<br />

State Park for Hug-A-Tree Day! The<br />

students learned about recycling, bees<br />

and many other things related to the<br />

environment. They went on a nature<br />

walk and had a picnic lunch.<br />

The Third Grade Students had a<br />

fun and exciting time on their field trip<br />

to Wonder Works at Myrtle Beach, SC.<br />

Students rode bicycles that made 360<br />

degree circles, they had a blast<br />

making huge bubbles, rode a roller<br />

coaster simulator, experienced a rope<br />

course and enjoyed a fun game <strong>of</strong><br />

laser tag.<br />

The Fourth Graders are working<br />

on a project where they have to design<br />

a solution to all the animals being<br />

killed on interstate highways. They will<br />

be sending them to the President<br />

Obama.<br />

Long Branch students ended the<br />

month <strong>of</strong> April with our PBIS incentive<br />

rewards. One student per grade level<br />

had the opportunity to shadow a<br />

teacher. Our <strong>County</strong> Commissioner,<br />

Mr. Tom Taylor, had lunch with our<br />

PBIS Lunch Bunch students. Mr.<br />

Taylor not only had lunch with the one<br />

student per grade level, but also<br />

brought each student a little surprise,<br />

a pencil and pen. All the students that<br />

earned “Eagle Bucks” throughout the<br />

month <strong>of</strong> April were able to spend their<br />

“eagle bucks” at the “Eagle Nest”<br />

Store.<br />

Our 3rd and 4th grade students<br />

and teachers are working hard<br />

preparing for the EOG. Not only the<br />

3rd and 4th grade students and<br />

teachers working hard to prepare the<br />

students, but the whole school is<br />

pitching in. K-2 teachers and resource<br />

teachers are helping out by tutoring in<br />

3rd and 4th grade classes. The Pre-K<br />

through 2nd Grade students is also<br />

encouraging the 3rd and 4th grade<br />

students through a variety <strong>of</strong><br />

ways! LET’S GO EAGLES!!<br />

Long Branch Eagles always<br />

are reminded <strong>of</strong> the school<br />

motto: Learning Today For A<br />

Better Tomorrow and they are<br />

always striving to follow the<br />

school's PBIS rules for safety,<br />

organization, responsibility<br />

and respectfulness.<br />

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