Santa & Mrs. Claus
Santa sure does love the kids at Clarksville Academy! He was back again today, this time to visit PreK. He and his wife, Mrs. Claus kindly stopped by the foyer for a photo in front of our Santa tree. Thank you Santa!
2nd Grade
Second graders took a brisk walk to Smith-Trahern Mansion to see the Christmas trees on display. They also learned some of the history of the house and of Clarksville. Who knew Women’s First Bank, in Clarksville, was the first in the United States that women were allowed to use. The trees were beautiful!
On Tuesday, December 6th, the second grade classes at Clarksville Academy visited a storybook cottage in historic Franklin, Tennessee. Mrs. Christie Jones Ray invited the children into her home and studio to show them how she creates her whimsical stories and illustrations. Mrs. Ray inspired the children by talking with about how to use their imagination and gifts to create something wonderful. All the second graders received a special gift from this author and illustrator. They took home all the materials they would need to create a pomander with their families. Each child also took home a copy of her first book, Eliza Visits Martha’s Vineyard. It was a magical field trip.
Science Lab
This week in Science Lab, 3rd graders explore Animal Adaptations. They used tweezers, chopsticks, golf tees, clothes pins, pipettes, and spoons to identify beak adaptations. They determined which items most closely resembled beaks on their bird identification sheets. They attempted to grasp different types of seeds, matching items with bird beak types.
3rd Grade
The Downtown Kiwanis Club donated a book to each 3rd grader at Clarksville Academy! The book The One and Only Ivan, was given to every 3rd grader in Montgomery County. We are thankful to Dan Black and the Downtown Kiwanis club!
Food Chain
Third grade is definitely at the “Top of the Food Chain”! Students demonstrated their knowledge of food chains/webs through their creation of 2 food chain art creations. Students orally presented their projects to their class and explained their food chains and its components.
Kindergarten
Mrs. Samuels Kindergarten class serenaded the front lobby with beautiful Christmas carols on Monday!
Lost & Found
The lost and found at CA is overflowing! Please make sure to have your child go through it ( it will be set out on the bleachers this week for children to view while in PE). Parents are also welcome to come and go through the items. Any items remaining in lost and found will be donated on Dec 15.
Box Tops
This is a reminder that CA collects Box Tops through our CAA. The money raised from this project funds various school improvement projects. Last year we raised over $2000 through the Box Tops program alone! Please turn yours into your child’s teacher or Ms. Turnage in the front office.
Social Media
Please like us on Facebook—Clarksville Academy; and follow us on Twitter—CACougarsTN.
McKayla will be among parade performers from all over the world. The theme of this year’s parade is “Lights, Camera, Action” and will pay homage to the wonders of film and television. Cheerleaders, dancers, marching bands, acrobats and more will make up the 10,000 performers representing 20 countries worldwide in the 2017 parade. Established as one of London’s biggest events, the parade is seen by nearly 300 million people around the world. In addition to cheering in the parade, All-Americans will be able to celebrate the holiday’s European style with the chance to tour some of London’s most historic sites during their seven-day stay.
