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Paden City Elementary 6th grade students were challenged to build a tall tower of KEVA wooden plank. Students discussed the shape of their design and began construction. Students took turns building and assisting one another as the tower grew. After two class periods, students constructed a tower over 8 feet tall with a small light at the top. A special thanks to The Covestro/Westlake/Williams Community Advisory Panel as their generous science grant allowed for the purchase of over 1,600 KEVA wooden planks. Joy Musgrave and Kandy Stephen facilitated this engineering by design challenge.







The 98th annual Macey's Day Parade will stream live November 28th from 8:00-noon. Today, PCE students learned the history of this historic parade and held one of their own! https://youtu.be/Q2391pvhv2I?feature=shared











PCE Math Field Day participants


After discussing some “fun facts” about turkeys, the students played a game called, “Dress the Turkey.” This was a relay style, cooperative game where the students had to work together to construct a turkey using different physical education items.





American Education Week!
Our Student Council members encouraged kids to celebrate their teachers and support staff!




Perfect Attendance!









Readers are Leaders!
Author Jan Jones read "Autumn is Falling" to our PreK-3 students.
Mr. Musgrave read to our 4th, 5th, and 6th graders.
Thank you both for taking time out of your day to read to our students!



Coastal Wilds will visit our school on Wednesday, November 20th. Please return this permission slip if you haven't done so.


The PCES Student Council held their first official meeting this week. They have many exciting ideas planned to involve all students throughout the rest of the school year. The council will focus on the development of the CATS character traits: Cooperate, Always Do Your Best, Take Responsibility, and Show Respect.
Pictured are council member Braelynn Carroll, President Truleigh Gallagher, Vice President Anthony Veyon, and council member Leah Minger.


American Education Week serves as a reminder that education is a shared responsibility involving all stakeholders working together to provide the best education experiences for our students. Thank you, PCE community, for supporting our school!


Please plan to attend.

Sixth grade students in PLTW Design& Modeling used their measuring skills to create a skimmer. The project required reading dimensions accurately and measuring precisely. The more accurate the measurements the farther the skimmer will glide. Also, they are recording their race distances in their notebooks to complete a statistical analysis for the next assignment. They will compete next week for a PLTW lunchbox, so stay tuned.





Kindergarten readers are our future leaders!



PCE Veterans Day program part 3. Thank you for your service!








PCE Veteran appreciation program part 2. Thank you for your service!











Thank you, Veterans, today and everyday! Paden City Elementary students and staff were honored to show appreciation to some of our favorite Veterans. Our cooks prepared a welcoming environment and delicious meal for our special guests.
.Following the luncheon, PCE students and staff celebrated our Veterans with a special performance that included music, poetry, and a special handwritten sentiment for each Veteran. Thank you, Veterans, for your service! We appreciate you! More pictures to follow.











David Anthony, award winning magician, entertained a captivated PCE audience as he performed magic tricks and juggling acts! This special event was sponsored by Artslink.





Our Pre-k students collaborated with 4th graders to build cars out of boxes. This activity provided an opportunity for the students to practice building and learn valuable cooperative skills. Students later pretended to drive the cars and also watched the movie "Cars" from their pretend drive-in.










Brian Rogers visited Miss Carly's Pre-k class for Lego fun! He modeled how to follow directions when building Lego structures. Each student got to take their creation home.


