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Students had an opportunity to participate in "Dress as a Favorite Book Character Day" on Monday, February 13, 2012 where students dressed up as a favorite book character, discussed their character with the class, and even read aloud a portion of the book.
The 100th Day of School was celebrated on Friday, February 10, 2012 with a full day of educational activities for the students.
Author/'Edutainer' Jason Edwards, from Rogue Bear Press, was at Lee Avenue January 30th through February 1st to speak/entertain our students. Students had an opportunity to purchase an autographed copy of Will Allen and the Great Monster Detective and/or Will Allen and the Ring of Terror.
The Site-Based Team sponored a "Souper Bowl" fundraiser on Friday, February 3, 2012. Students brought in cans of soup which were donated to Island Harvest.
This 6-week program begins on January 9, 2012 and concludes on February 27, 2012 challenges students to establish a routine of daily physical activity.
Students in grades 2 through 5 can participate in our upcoming Math Carnival Night. Come join us for a night of math fun for free!
Students at Lee Avenue gathered their gently worn shoes and sneakers and dropped them off in the donation box.
The Power of One delivers a clear and specific message that is understood and remembered by children. The Power of One is a series of skits presented by actors who use boxes, colors, and masks to vividly portray what bullying is.
Our theme for this year is "Sea Life Through Reading." This Parents as Reading Partners (PARP) program takes place from October 2011 till May 2012. We ask children to read 20 minutes each night and parents sign the Reading Log after their child finishes reading.
Fifth grade students at Lee Avenue play The Stock Market Game. The Stock Market Game integrates the curriculum and allows students to experience the financial markets in the classroom as they learn math, economics, social studies, and the importance of saving and investing for the long-term.
For the first time 4th Grade students are participating in a national math competition titled Noetic Learning Math Contest (NLMC). The purpose of the contest is to inspire young students' interest in math and convey the message, "It is COOL to be good at math!"
Selected 5th grade students have an opportunity to participate in the Math Olympiads Club. Students work on problem-solving strategies to prepare them for upcoming competitions. The club meets every other Wednesday during the school year.
High achieving students at Lee Avenue are offered the Recognizing Individual Student Excellence (RISE) program in grades 3 - 5.
Students in grades K - 5 have an opportunity to improve their reading comprehension skills by working an online program from Scientific Learning called Fast ForWord.
