Author: PAULETTE SEAY

In our ongoing concentration on Earth, space, and time, we apply the S.T.E.A.M principle of ART to integrate one concept from the unit into our science aprons. Take a look at our Amazing Scientists at Work!!

To expand their knowledge of specific celestial bodies in our solar system, students developed foldables utilizing previous video materials, textbook lessons, and canvas resources to define and distinguish asteroids, comets, and meteors.    

Mission: Save Fred. Students worked in groups to get Fred in his life preserver, back in the boat, and his oar on top without touching with heir hands. Lots of communication, listening, and teamwork to complete this task.   t

Finished with week 1 and these kids are already rocking multiplication. Way to go Ms. Piekara’s class!      

Thank you to Jamaica Ex-Police Association for your generous donations during our open house. We appreciate your support and partnership.   Thank you to St. Lucie Cricket & Sports Association for your generous donation of school supplies for the fourth year in a row! We are blessed to have your unwavering support and partnership.  

We are so proud! Some of Mrs. Archer’s kindergarten students are mastering sight words and celebrating with Grade level brag tags & Texas Road House certificates! Blue= All Kindergarten. Green = All First grade! There is still time to earn more! Keep working on those Sight words!!!!!

Our pep rally was amazing! We have no doubt our jaguars will shine FAST! Focus Ask questions Strategize Take your time Pictures are from the k-2 and 4-5 pep rally!

Students in Mrs. DaCosta’s 1st grade class reviewed using an analog clock to tell time to the nearest hour and half hour using Twizzlers!

5th grade students in Mrs. Enoch’s and Mrs. Panks’ class got to experience the solar eclipse.  

2nd grade enjoyed an amazing Field Day to kick off our last nine weeks of school.  

Thank you, Texas Roadhouse, for an amazing 2nd grade field trip! Students were able to learn about various jobs and tasks performed in a restaurant, tour their kitchen facility, create their own tasty rolls, learn how to line dance, AND enjoy some delicious food.

Bayshore students had an opportunity to participate in a fun game of BINGO.  This schoolwide PBIS event was a blast!!!      

Students enjoyed our AttenDANCE. We celebrated students who showed up every day for the first semester of school. Students received pixie stix for “stixing” with us! #weroartogether #raisingourattendancerate

Students in Mrs. Maxwell’s math class “turned up the volume!” With a partner and a ruler, they measured the length, width, and depth of rectangular prisms in order to calculate the volume. This hands-on activity gave them not only practice with calculating volume, but also sharpened their ruler skills!

Our Love of Literacy parent night was a huge success! Thank you to our amazing teachers and staff for all of your hard work creating such fun, engaging, and meaningful stations. Thank you to our parents and guardians for coming out to celebrate our love of literacy event. We appreciate your continued support and look forward to more events highlighting of the wonderful learning happening here at Bayshore

In Math today at Bayshore Elementary, Mrs. DaCosta’s class compared and ordered the length of objects with Cheerios! Yummy learning!

Bayshore believes that teamwork makes the dreamwork so why not buddy up and read together! #sharingiscaring #believeinyourshelf Day three of literacy week  

At Bayshore Elementary, Mrs. Glidden’s students worked hard on their iReady winter diagnostic. Students who met or exceeded their goal received awards and will be attending next week’s iReady carnival.

Day two of literacy week was “Believe in your shelf and shine bright!”. Students and staff represented by wearing their most sparkly outfit! We shine bright when we read! #bayshoreshines

Kindergarten celebrated 100 days of school today! We had a blast! #100dayssmarter