Thursday, October 15, 2009
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Delta Fair Performance
Our very own Collier B., a fourth grader, sang on stage at the Delta Fair this year! Looking and acting presidential, he sang, “No One Tells the President What to Do.” Collier has performed in local plays and school programs in the past, but this was his first solo performance.
Besides his family and grandmother, he had many supporters in the audience. Classmates, Olivia W., Jonathan L., Andrew L., and their families were on hand to lend their encouragement. Ms. Mower, a member of The Bodine School Student Services team, complimented his confidence and talent. Who knows where we may see Collier next!
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Besides his family and grandmother, he had many supporters in the audience. Classmates, Olivia W., Jonathan L., Andrew L., and their families were on hand to lend their encouragement. Ms. Mower, a member of The Bodine School Student Services team, complimented his confidence and talent. Who knows where we may see Collier next!
Friday Fun for 1st & 5th Graders
On Fridays at The Bodine School, Mrs. Falvey’s 5th grade class is choosing their favorite books to read to Mrs. Blakley’s 1st grade class. What a great way to enjoy a good book!
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Article in Memphis Parent
The Bodine School has a great article in the current issue of Memphis Parent. We also expect to have a guest editorial in the Commercial Appeal this month, as well as a feature in the Memphis Business Journal. Great stuff is happening!
Memphis Parent Article
Memphis Parent Article
The Bodine School Library Series
Dr. Lee is conducting Information Seminars for parents and professionals at various locations around the city. Be sure to check out the flyer to learn more. Make your plans now to attend!
Information Seminars
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Rainy Day Fun
Coach Koji helped students sharpen up their putting skills during indoor P.E. time on one of the rainy days this week.
Hummingbird Festival
Third graders enjoyed many wild-life adventures at the Hummingbird Festival. David, Eric, and Billy all got to hold and release hummingbirds!
Everyone enjoyed the “Bat Man” who had real bats of all sizes, especially a large fruit bat that looked like a dog with wings. Many students were impressed with the Snakes of the Mid-south presentation. Most of us had never seen a live rattlesnake before. Students also got to see hawks, owls, and opossums at the Wildlife Conservation exhibit.
Everyone enjoyed the “Bat Man” who had real bats of all sizes, especially a large fruit bat that looked like a dog with wings. Many students were impressed with the Snakes of the Mid-south presentation. Most of us had never seen a live rattlesnake before. Students also got to see hawks, owls, and opossums at the Wildlife Conservation exhibit.
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