Second grade had a blast this week exploring a giant South Carolina map and identifying cities, rivers, and our state capital with Katy Batkins, BCSD social studies coordinator!
3 months ago, Kiana Brown
second grade maps
second grade maps
second grade maps
second grade maps
second grade maps
second grade maps
second grade maps
second grade maps
First graders enjoyed their experience out in the wild. Birds of Prey Center was the perfect place to visit as we finished up our animal unit!
3 months ago, Katherine King
birds of prey field trip
birds of prey field trip
birds of prey field trip
birds of prey field trip
birds of prey field trip
birds of prey field trip
birds of prey field trip
birds of prey field trip
birds of prey field trip
birds of prey field trip
Valentine's Day week was certainly full of love! Our REN Squad collaborated with other PSE students to create the Love Grows at PSE tree. It is super exciting to see this students driven passion project come to life! Be sure to read all the reasons why our students love their school! 💜🖤
4 months ago, Lauren Creedy
student helping another student write on heart
students at table with hearts
students filling out hearts at table
tree without hearts
students taping hearts on tree
students posing at tree
students posing at tree
tree full of hearts
First graders loved eating fuDGE pops to help reinforce the -dge phonics pattern!
4 months ago, Philip Simmons Elementary
fudge pops
fudge pops
fudge pops
fudge pops
fudge pops
fudge pops
fudge pops
Third graders worked on a “Open Your Own Pizza Parlor” project to practice what they have learned within their fractions unit in math.
4 months ago, Lauren Creedy
partners working on fractions
partners working on fractions
students working on fraction project
partners working on fractions
partners working on fractions
partners working on fractions
EVERY student DESERVES a school counselor. Feb. 3-7 is National School Counseling Week, and we would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our school counselors for the role they play in student achievement and success.
4 months ago, Berkeley County School District
School Souncelors graphic
This week the fourth grade students took a trip downtown to the historic Dock Street Theater. Students enjoyed a picnic lunch at Gadsdenboro Park before seeing Last Stop on Market Street- an exciting story about learning to look for the good in people and showing love for all!
4 months ago, Ashlee Newton
We were on our way downtown.
The girls are excited to be on the bus.
Mrs. Newton's class waiting for the show to begin.
Everyone is excited for the show.
The boys hanging out before the show.
Only a few minutes until show time.
The girls having lunch on the swing.
The boys enjoying the picnic.
Ms. Renn's class waiting for the show.
Students going over the Ravenel Bridge.
This week, third graders are conducting experiments to understand climate and weather patterns! They are also creating posters to help others stay safe from natural disasters!
4 months ago, Lauren Creedy
students working on science experiments
students working on science experiments
students working on science experiments
students working on science experiments
students working in weather poster
students working in weather poster
students working in weather poster
students working in weather poster
students working in weather poster
students working in weather poster
Before our snow days, second grade went to the makerspace to enjoy another lesson from Mrs.Liberty! They learned all about different types of natural disasters, weathering, and erosion!
4 months ago, Kiana Brown
Second grade weather
Second grade weather
Second grade weather
Second grade weather
Second grade weather
Second grade weather
Second grade weather
Second grade weather
Second grade weather
Congratulations to our three nominees for TEACHER OF THE YEAR! Ms. Creedy Mr. Frazier Ms. King They each exemplify passion and dedication, going above and beyond to inspire their students, create engaging learning experiences, and foster a love for learning every day. Their unwavering commitment to excellence and genuine care for their students make them true leaders in education.
4 months ago, Philip Simmons Elementary
Teacheroftheyear
BCSD schools and offices will re-open and resume normal operations tomorrow, Monday, Jan. 27.
4 months ago, Berkeley County School District
Due to concerns about icy conditions and the ongoing impact of inclement weather, Berkeley County School District students will learn from home and complete eLearning Day assignments on Friday, January 24. All schools and offices will remain closed on Friday. Staff will work remotely. DETAILS: https://www.bcsdschools.net/article/1982626
4 months ago, Berkeley County School District
In response to ongoing forecasts for wintry weather, to include the potential for snow, Berkeley County School District (BCSD) announced that schools will follow the half-day dismissal bell schedule on Tuesday, January 21. Students will learn from home and complete eLearning Day assignments on Wednesday, January 22. All schools and offices will be closed Wednesday. Additional info: https://www.bcsdschools.net/article/1975777
5 months ago, Berkeley County School District
Now introducing Philip Simmons Elementary School’s REN Squad! After reviewing over 150 applications, these 3rd and 4th grade students were selected to be members of our first ever Renaissance student team. We are so excited to have this team join together to help us spread positivity and build community throughout our school. We would like to thank all our applicants!! It was extremely difficult to select only 16 students. We appreciate all the thoughtful responses provided. Be on the look out next school year for future opportunities for 3rd and 4th graders to join the REN Squad.
5 months ago, Lauren Creedy
group photo
student getting ID badge
boys happy jumping
kids posing in bright colors
group photo
kids going to hug
kids holding permission slip
girls smiling
Third graders have been working with fractions, and today they had the opportunity to create posters to model their math!!
5 months ago, Lauren Creedy
students working on creating a fraction poster
students working on creating a fraction poster
students working on creating a fraction poster
students working on creating a fraction poster
students working on creating a fraction poster
students working on creating a fraction poster
students working on creating a fraction poster
Fourth grade students from Mrs. Newton's class participated in the 2024 STEAM Gingerbread Challenge, creating a gingerbread model of Charleston that highlighted some of the goods and services in our area. They then participated in Zoom meetings with schools from Washington, Alabama, and Kansas learning about their cities and teaching them about ours.
6 months ago, Ashlee Newton
It takes a lot of icing to make our rivers.
Students work to ice the rivers.
Students cover their model with icing.
Splash Island was a student favorite.
Students connect with other schools.
Students work together to create the gingerbread school.
Students used cheerios to make cobblestone walkways.
Rainbow Row was decorated for Christmas.
Downtown took a lot of collaboration.
This shows an overview of the model.
Whether it was cooperating through the Candy Cane Olympics or creating uniquely designed penguin shirts to end a novel study, these third graders had a fun filled week of learning, laughs, and holiday joy!
6 months ago, Philip Simmons Elementary
kids holding string with candy cane
kids holding string with candy cane
kids holding string with candy cane
kids painting t shirt
kids painting black shirt
kids painting shirts
kids painting penguins on shirts
Third graders spreading some holiday cheer!!
6 months ago, Lauren Creedy
boy cutting paper snowflake
kids cutting paper snowflake
kids cutting paper snowflake
kids holding up paper snowflakes
kids cutting paper snowflake
Second grade has been measuring items around the classroom using standard and nonstandard use of measurement!
6 months ago, Kiana Brown
Second grade measuring
Second grade measuring
Second grade measuring
Second grade measuring
Second grade measuring
Second grade measuring
Second grade measuring
Check out these third graders creating graphs from their candy data. They are showing off their math brains, and the tasty treat is such a bonus!
6 months ago, Philip Simmons Elementary
student in hat working on math
students holding up graph
student creating graph on paper
students holding up a bar graph
students creating a graph
students creating a graph
students counting our candy pieces
students counting out candy pieces
students counting out candy pieces
students holding up graph