We are inviting you and your child to participate in the upcoming VIRTUAL Santa’s Secret Shop program at our school. This program makes it possible for children to experience the joy of choosing their own special holiday gifts for family and friends from the comfort of their home! With your help, your child can log into our school specific website where they will be able to view and purchase a large variety of gifts in many different price ranges. The children will be able to view different items to purchase online and add to the cart before checking out. All items will be hidden so you will not know what has been purchased for you or family members. You will have the opportunity to review the total amount spent before checking out.
The second graders at Arlene Meraux Elementary learned about Ancient Greek Civilization and Greek Mythology. Students enjoyed learning about the Spartan Army, Greek gods and goddesses, mythical animals such as the Minotaur, Sphinx, and the Nemean Lion, and about the Olympic Games. The second-grade teachers hosted the Second Grade Olympic Games. Students enjoyed competing against each other in chariot races and foot races. Students also created their own web-like Arachne the weaver. Students ended the day by running through the labyrinth and dressing up like Greek characters. Arlene Meraux Elementary students love to learn and are engaging in their education.
Arlene Meraux Elementary School will celebrate Red Ribbon Week during the week of October 26th - 30th. Click for more information.
The second graders at Arlene Meraux Elementary learned about fairy tales and tall tales for the first few weeks of school. Students enjoyed talking about fairy tales such as "The Fisherman and his Wife," "Beauty and the Beast," and "The Emperor's New Clothes." They also enjoyed some exaggerations from the tall tales in this unit such as "Paul Bunyan," "Casey Jones," "John Henry,' and "Pecos Bill." Students were able to dress up as their favorite tall tale or fairy tale character. They presented to the class who they were and a summary of their story. After lunch, students participated in Fairy Tale and Tall Tale centers. Students ate pancakes similar to the colossal flapjacks Paul Bunyan and Babe ate to keep them logging. They created a train track like the one Casey Jones drove his "Iron Horse" on. Students also designed a mural from their favorite fairy tale. The students ended their centers with a fairy tale or a tall tale of their choosing. Arlene Meraux Elementary students love to learn and are engaging in their education.
At Arlene Meraux Elementary School, Ms. Cynthia Morales, the Cafeteria Manager visited Mrs. Burrell’s Pre-K class to discuss what she does at our school cafeteria!
