Summer Camp students worked together to create this beautiful wings mural! Each feather represents growth, hard work, and the progress they've made!
This week 2nd grade Summer Camp students read “Fireworks”. They made their own fireworks with straws, coffee filters, and tape. They also had fun learning what onomatopoeia is! BOOM!💥
A huge thank you to Amber Staten and the Health Department for visiting our summer camp today! Our students had a wonderful time learning and practicing different yoga poses while discovering the importance of movement, flexibility, and healthy habits.
Experiences like these help our campers stay active, build confidence, and learn new ways to care for their minds and bodies. We appreciate our community partners for taking the time to invest in our students and make summer camp both educational and fun!
Summer Camp rising K has started their week with learning about the letter Aa. They have enjoyed many activities to learn including: reading "There’s An Alligator Under My Bed", making an alligator using the letter A, sorting objects that begin with the letter A, and painting rocks with objects that begin with A!
Learning doesn't stop when the books close! Our summer camp students are having a great time building friendships, practicing teamwork, and keeping their minds active through games, puzzles, LEGO creations, UNO, and more!
These activities help students strengthen problem-solving skills, creativity, communication, and critical thinking—all while having fun with friends.
We are proud of the hard work and positive attitudes our students are bringing to summer school each day!
We are thankful to have Roar and Soar Tutors working with students this summer!
Summer Camp Rising 4th grade students are completing a solar system unit. They wrapped up the day by making solar system necklaces.
Summer Camp 7th & 8th students started building our VEX battlefield for our first robot construction project. A special thanks to the TVA & Lexington Electric for funding the project.
Summer Camp 5th & 6th students took home the pollination award catching over 25 🐝 bees along with our native wolf spider. Everyone enjoyed watching the bees shake off the pollen & looking at the spider eyes.
Summer Camp 2nd students discovered tadpoles & found a Virginia Creeper Sphinx Moth along with several insects & learned about metamorphosis, insect classification ( 6 legs).
Summer Camp 4th grade students insect/tadpole search. Meteamorphisis insect hunt. 4th grade found a polyphrmus moth so we also learned about camouflage & mimicry.
Summer Camp 7th and 8th students assembled the vex drones to design a flight path & will simulate later in the week.
Summer Camp students designing the flight path for the bee to find the flower garden.
Summer Camp students learning about the life cycle of a bee & observation of a honey bee.
Our rising first graders had an exciting day at summer camp as they explored the world of airplanes and learned what helps them soar through the sky. They followed the steps to assemble their foam gliders to fly and race against each other. Then, they became engineers and designed their own paper airplane to test fly and race! Days like this remind us how much joy there is in learning through play!
Henderson County North Elementary XCountry Practice
Summer Camp Rising 2nd graders spent the week reading "Jabari Jumps" and followed up with a stem activity by creating a catapult touch our diver into the pool.
Summer Camp Rising 2nd graders spent the week reading "Jabari Jumps" and followed up with a stem activity by creating a catapult touch our diver into the pool.
Summer Camp Rising fourth graders just completed the first week of summer school, filled with fun STREAM activities! This week’s theme was inspired by the book The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds. Students explored dot arrays and created painted math art while learning that “I can make my mark in math!” They also experimented with colors and chromatography and became inventors by designing a new kids’ toy with pom-pom poppers.
Summer Camp Rising fourth graders just completed the first week of summer school, filled with fun STREAM activities! This week’s theme was inspired by the book "The Dot" by Peter H. Reynolds. Students explored dot arrays and created painted math art while learning that “I can make my mark in math!” They also experimented with colors and chromatography and became inventors by designing a new kids’ toy with pom-pom poppers.
