Lakeside Elementary

Remider! Tomorrow is an early dismissal day. Students will be dismissed at 11:45.

Ms. Spencer's scholars explored the Great Smoky Mountains this week. We discovered that they are not smoky at all but very foggy; so naturally, we had to experiment with fog. You might not think about getting enough water if you can get it easily by turning on your faucet. But what happens when you are hiking on the Appalachian Trail and you don't have a reliable water supply? In this activity students learned about one creative way to collect water—from the air!

Our first LEGO club was a great success! We had a small build challenge where our brickies built anything they wanted but could only use 10 LEGOS. Our big build challenge was to build something that fit with the background they choose. Parents, if you don't see your LEGO master here, look in the Apptegy Rooms and Find the LEGO club room. In the materials section are more wonderful photos

Mrs. Bunn's class reviewed multi-digit multiplication on our vertical learning boards before taking a test. Next week we are starting multi-digit division.

September Family Newsletter
https://claycountysdfl.edurooms.com/engage/lakeside-elementary/newsletters/family-newsletter-9-14-25

This week was National Arts in Education Week! We would like to recognize the hard work of Mrs. Gaylor, our music teacher, and Mr. Perry, our art teacher, for inspiring our students every day.

Lots of Positive Office Referrals on Friday! Our Lakers are working hard. Congratulations to these students. We are very proud of them!

Mrs. Bunn's 5th graders enjoyed creating models of the moon's phases with oreos.

Ms. Reyes’ Pre-K class had such a busy and fun week! 💕
We laughed, explored emotions, and enjoyed our mini project inspired by The Little Red Hen — baking real bread together 🍞✨. So much learning and joy in every moment! 🥰

There are a few spots available in the Monday sessions. Don't miss out on this awesome after-school program!

VPK loves the Red, White, and Blue and Apple Science too. They predicted, weighed, compared, measured with cubes and enjoyed voting and tasting apples and apple pie cookies.

Ms. Emery's class project commemorating Heros' Day.

Mrs. Myers’ 4th graders created cards and messages of appreciation for a local Korean War veteran who will be participating in an Honor Flight to Washington DC next week.

Some fourth grade boys were cheering on the junior high kids that were running in their PE class.
We had some former Lakers yell hello across the fence lines. 😍

Congratulations to our Outstanding Lakers for August!
Mr. Wells and Mrs. Brunick!

Today is the last day to order pizza for the Early Dismissal Day next week!

Don't forget to wear your red, white, and blue on Thursday!

Our 2nd graders in Ms. Emery’s class had so much fun doing rock observations today! Using magnifying glasses, they explored textures, colors, and patterns building their observation skills, curiosity, and scientific thinking.

Some of our 5th graders are really enjoying Chess Club!

We encourage everyone to wear red, white, and blue on Thursday to honor this special day!