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March 19- 4th Grade trip to Raleigh March 19- First Grade Kite Day March 19- Second Grade Matter Day March 26- Regular Student School Day (Snow
Make up day for Feb. 2) March 31- 5th Grade Overnight Fieldtrip to
Gatlinburg April 2- Regular Student Day (Snow Make up day
for Feb. 1) April 5-9 Spring Break April 9- Teacher Workday April 13- Report Cards Go Home April 15- Second Grade Field Trip- Fish Hatchery What is the Matter Second Grade? On Friday, Our Mustang Second Graders had a fun day of science as they experimented with various forms of matter. In the first classroom they did experiments with Mrs. Church as they made predictions and explored which objects would sink or float in water and then explained why some objects floated while others didn't.
As we traveled down the hallway to Mrs. Powell's Second Grade classroom, the aroma of pancakes caught our attention. In this classroom, the children learned about matter changing from a liquid to a solid.
In Mrs. Baker's Second Grade classroom, we caught our Mustangs enjoying the antics of dancing raisins as they explored the properties of gas and the reaction that bubbles would have on raisins dropped in various liquids. The children really enjoyed their morning learning about Matter.
Congratulations to our 2010 Battle of the Books Team We Are Proud of You!
First Grade Celebrates Warmer Weather With Kite
Day
Breezes blew the wispy hair of our first grade
as they took their kites to the field for an
afternoon of fun in the sun. The warm spring air
put a lightness in everyone's step as they
enjoyed the warm Friday afternoon with their
classmates and family volunteers.
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Congratulations to
our Mull Citizens of the Week
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HELP FOR HAITI On Monday, as part of Mull Elementary School's Around the World in 180 Days Global series, a representative from Samaritan's Purse came to Mull Elementary and talked about the wonderful people of Haiti and how due to the despairing conditions following the catastrophic earthquake of January 12th, they are a people of desperate need. Karen Bromby from the Samaritan's Purse-Charlotte office-Operation Christmas Child section, talked about the 5 areas that Samaritan's Purse first addresses in a crisis such as this. They were Shelter, Medical, Water, Food and Non-Food (basic hygiene) needs. For each of these areas, she described how Samaritan's Purse tries to help those people meet these basic but essential needs. Within 24 hours of the earthquake, Samaritan's Purse had mobilized a DART team to assist in Haiti.
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