Learning can be fun at Nottoway Elementary
Published 11:52 pm Thursday, September 26, 2019
- Angel Covington, Mathew Dubovsky and Tripp Eley knead their salt plaster so that they can shape it in the form of the state of Virginia. — Submitted Lynn Varian
By Lynn Varian
SEDLEY
The second and fifth grade classes at Nottoway Elementary School have been busy learning in unconventional ways. The second grade classes reviewed their addition and subtraction skills while creating their own coffee shop. Students completed various activities around the room with their teacher, Alisha Jenkins, while sipping their “coffee” (aka hot chocolate).
The fifth grade classes participated in two hands-on learning activities, one for math and science combined and the other for Virginia Studies.
In Stacey Rodgers’ math and science class, the students competed in “The Amazing Race.” Students encountered challenges and road blocks just as in the popular show, all while preparing for upcoming exams.
Finally, in Raechelle Doyle’s Virginia Studies class, students created a topographical map of the state of Virginia, complete with mountains and rivers, using salt plaster.
Keep learning and growing, Nottoway!