Students Working Hard On Autobiography Murals

Students Use Clay to Create Vocabulary and Spelling Words

Second Graders Create Turkeys

Students Enjoy Indian Trunk Show

Mrs. Gray's Class Enjoys Fall Activities

Community Helpers Visit Kindergarten

Markham Students Gain Insight Into Others During the "Color Your World" Assembly

Second Grade Students Make Apple Mobiles

First Graders Show Their Patriotism

Mrs. Gray's Class Send Letters To Soldiers

Markham Students Celebrate "Freedom Week"

Students in Mrs. Harvey's third grade class have been working very hard creating autobiography murals of themselves.

Pictured above in A. Lucio.

Students in Ms. Harvey's third grade classes have been creating models out of clay to represent their spelling and vocabulary words.

Mrs. Gray's second graders were being very creative as they made their turkeys before the Thanksgiving holidays.

Second graders enjoyed seeing all the items in the Indian Trunk during the show presented by the Matagorda Museum.

Students in Mrs. Gray's class enjoyed all the Halloween and Thanksgiving activities they did in class.

Markham Elementary kindergarten students have had several classroom visitors as they learned about community helpers. Mr. Beyer, a local farmer, brought cotton from his field and students learned how important it is for us to have cotton and other crops. Mrs. Longoria from the First State Bank of Louise (Blessing Branch) discussed the role of a bank in our community. Mrs. Garcia, a dental assistant, told the children about the importance of keeping your teeth clean and healthy.

Markham Elementary students learned about respecting others and their differences during the Julian Franklin program, "Color Your World."

Mrs. Jeanne Beth Gray's second graders have been studying about apples and Johnny Appleseed. For an art project, they created apple mobiles.

Mrs. Rush's and Mrs. Zapalac's first graders pose wearing their patriotic hats they made during Freedom Week.

Mrs. Jeanne Beth Gray's class studied the constitution and celebrated Freedom Week by writing letters and decorating their letters to send to soldiers.

Markham Elementary students culminated "Freedom Week" activities with a visit from Abigail Adams.