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In P.E Land our town folk are preparing for a mini-basketball tournament for the 4th and 5th graders.  They have been working hard on phase 1 and 2 drills and the Stockert Youth players are very excited to showcase their skills in the tournament.  In addition, we will have “Game week “(one week devoted to team games with a theme of the day/class). Our 1st, 2nd and 3rd graders will be playing games that are themed with Valentines Day, skiing, and it is Ms. Sindy`s B-day month so they will be playing a variety of her favorite games.  Mini-basketballs and stickers will be awarded to players of the game or students receiving the P.E award for that class (by demonstrating the high five traits; listening, participating, preparing, sportsmanship and understanding/comprehending).

February will also include movie/sports based games (since Ms. S is a huge movie buff and sports fan) which will include some of the following; Jurassic Park tag, Asteroid aiming for Earth and Scooter Ville-this game is fan favorite and helps to learn social skills and directional patterns/cues  for new drivers.  In essence, the month of February will be focused on fun, fitness and full of developing fitness components (flexibility, strength, cardio, etc.) when we combine our fitness warm-ups, games, and include the sport ed. model for our B-ball Tourney!

Look out! because P.E Land is full of town games and practice for upcoming events (the fitness gram in March/April). Town folk will be working hard everyday (for thirty straight minutes) to become more fit and have some fun while we work!!!!!!! P.E game favorite voted by Mrs. Tenney`s 4th grade class; Moving goal (two players travel about the gymnasium and while taking a moveable goal)-class works as a team to score a goal from the front or back! Using two or three soccer balls this game is a great soccer review, fun and great for fitness & teamwork.  Also, Mrs. Turner`s 5th grade class voted and the results were in favor of the game Ultimate Football (two teams compete utilizing passing and catching skills) only allowed 3 steps with the ball and 5 seconds must be passed to a girl before the score-another great choice for fun & fitness.  All of the upper classes are very excited to be officials, statisticians, and sports announcers for the upcoming P.E land Basketball Tournament.  The tournament director (Ms. Sindy) is very proud and pleased to announce that February will be filled with some outstanding basketball games for the players and is confident in the officials, statisticians, and sports announcers to fulfill their duties and manage the game!

Let`s go Lil` Bucs!!!!!!!

 

 

 

 

 

techstepsZoomInMrs. Hoover’s 4th grade class is learning how to complete their first techStep project – Zoom In! In this project students are creating a PowerPoint presentation about an ecosystem of their choice. Students are learning to add a text box to label the biotic and abiotic factors of their ecosystem. They will also learn to add a hyperlink from the label on the home slide to an information slide where students will add facts about each part of the ecosystem labeled. Finally a home action button will be added on each slide. We have made a couple PowerPoint presentations already this year and students are very excited to learn these new tools to make their presentations even better!

 

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Project ISAAC is an after-school program designed to enhance and support student learning at Buckhannon Academy Elementary School.  Students from grades 3-5 participate in a variety of activities including reading, math, homework help, recreation, and enrichment.  The program runs throughout the year Monday through Thursday 3:30-5:00.  This year the students have made children’s books, participated in a family game night, Thanksgiving feast, holiday activities, and enjoyed awesome fieldtrips.  All ISAAC students and their families have the opportunity to attend a WVU Women’s Basketball game February 14th.  Some of the guest speakers who have or will attend Project ISAAC are Harriet Tubman, Booker T. Washington, and Babe Ruth!  Check out the fun at our after-school program.

Here Project ISAAC students made graham cracker houses at Christmas time.

 

(More photos in the Gallery)

 
SafeBAES partners with the City of Buckhannon and the Buckhannon Police Department for the Safe Routes to School Grant.  The grant makes things such as sidewalk improvement and street signage available to the city to provide a safe environment for students who walk or ride bikes to school.  Another aspect of the grant is the education piece of the grant.  Recently the Buckhannon Police Department and BAES were recognized by the Governor's Highway Safety Council for their partnership in this endeavor.  Buckhannon Police Department officers spend time in our school teaching the children the importance of safety at home and in our community, whether it be on a bicycle or on the internet.  The relationship between our school and law enforcement is very important to our school.
 

Shallow Waters

By: Chase L.

Streams with trout jumping

Swimming with philosophy

Sneaking to its prey


Foxes

By:  Miya C.

Foxes seem to dance

They snake through the prairie tall

And eat the critters


Shy Guy

By: Chase L.

Phantom of the woods

Walking silently and shy

In meadows grazing


Jungle

By:  Zoe G.

The trees tall and round

Monkeys swing from tree to tree

Birds saying tweet tweet


Snow

By:  Sarah D.

We have lots of snow

It is very cold outside

And it is winter


Deer

By:  Brennan F.

Deer are brown and white

Deer walk in the grass with fawns

They live in the wild


The World

By:  Katie H.

The ocean is blue

The desert is very hot

Hawaii is cool


Fog

By:  Lauren L.

When you’re on a hill

You may see fog when you come

Around the corner


Waterfalls

By:  Chloe M.

Waterfalls are cool

The water is crisp and clean

I like waterfalls


Grass

By:  Autumn D.

Grass is a dark green

It grows tall and fresh in spring

It sways in the breeze


The Waterfall

By:  Courtney T.

It soothes me a lot

The sound of the waterfall

And when it glistens


Sand

By:  Micah P.

Sand can be hurtful

If you get it in your eye

But otherwise fun!


Frogs

By:  Lauren L.

They jump through the air

Most of the time they’re green

They are red-eyed frogs


Birds

By:  Brad L.

Birds are colorful

They lay eggs in different trees

Black birds are the best


Nature

By:  Michael D.

Nature can be cool

Nature can be very dangerous

Nature can be fun


The Dog

By:  Ryan F.

The dog chases squirrels

The dog is trained to bite toys

The dog plays a lot


Beavers

By:  Dustin T.

Beavers build a dam

They build it with lots of sticks

They have two buck teeth


Bears

By:  Cody U.

Bears are black and brown

They eat fish out of the rivers

Bears live in big caves


Deer

By:  Cody U.

Deer are brown and white

They graze through the green meadows

They make beds in fields


Horses

By:  Miya C.

Horses graze on grass

They stride by so gallantly

We know them as pets


Freedom

By:  Nikki G.

I’m from the unknown

Wild, yet brought into a home

Freedom at my feet


Leaves

By:  Riley L.

They fall to the ground

You rake them up with a rake

Our world has many


Yum!

By:  Abi R.

Blueberries we pick

In the bucket they will stick

Yum!  A pie to eat.

 
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