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Each week during the school year The Reporter spotlights activities and achievements of students, faculty and staff at a different Monroe County school.
Thank you to Misti Sikes, media specialist, for coordina, ng news from ICB,; Sutton Elementary. Next week look for news from Monroe County Middle
School. Email school-related news, including items for 'Monroe in College, to Diane GlideweU at news@mymcr.net
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The K.B. Sutton Elementary Knights
Honor Club character trait for Septem-
ber was 'Trust.' The following students
have demonstrated trust within the
classroom setting: Devon Childs, Keira
Harland, Caiden May, Rose Vance, Rea-
gan Cook, Allie Smallwood, Chan-
ning Sundeen, Zayne Neal, Mary-
Jean Brown, Evan Kemper, Carmine
Jones, Audree Herndon, Cheyanne
Hollar, Khloe Black, I(ayaon g~vint, Coo-
per Hammond, Thomas Bryant, Bailey
Borders, Izabel Marler, Nevaeh Holleman,
Gracie Bagwell, Anna Thompson, Au-
tym Hudson, Georgia Griffin, Lucy
Rankin, Christopher Andrews, Faith
High, AnnaKate Arnold, Taylor McKin-
non, Champ Castlin.
On Thursday, Oct. 11 the first grade class of K.B. Sutton Elementary held its annual Folk Tale
Heroes presentation. The children dressed up like Annie Oakley, Johnny Appleseed, John Henry,
Paul Bunyan and Davy Crockett. The musical production was directed by KBS music teacher, Mrs.
Sandy Watson. The accounts of American Folk Tales were shared through music and stories to
remind the audience of our rich American heritage.
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On Wednesday, Oct. 11, the new K.B. Sutton Book Vending Machine was unveiled. The machine
holds a variety of titles, from Fly Guy books (Arnold), '1 Survived the Molasses Flood" (Tarshis),
to the books in the Elephant and Piggie series (Mo Willems). Students will earn tokens for the
book vending machines through raffles that include our Positive Behavior Referral Program and
Accelerated Reader goal achievers. At the ribbon cutting for our vending machine, the top two
Accelerated Reader point earners from each grade level were invited to select a book from the
machine. Books make awesome rewards!
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Each month Pre-K students
and teachers at K.B. Sut-
ton Elementary welcome
parents into their class-
rooms for Parent and
Child Together Time (PACT
time). It is a sensational
time for parents and their
children to learn through
play together and hands-
on activities. Pictured is a
Pre-K student and parent
reading together during
PACT time.
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Third grade
students in Mrs.
Melissa Borders'
class at K.B. Sut-
ton Elementary
designed and
constructed solar
ovens to make
S'mores. It was
a sweet and
delicious way to
end their unit on
'Heat' Pictured:
Kaydence Hooks,
Madilyn Hudson
and Samuel
Nickel have their
"ingredients ready
to prepare to
make S'Mores
with their solar
oven.
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Second
grade
students in
Mrs. SeEs
class at
K.B. Sutton
Elementary
visited the
media cen-
ter to hear
the story,
"Alfie, the
Turtle Who
Disap-
peared."
After
reading
the book,
the class
worked in
groups to code
Luke Reynolds,
their Bee-Bots to spell the name, Alfie, on their alphabet mats. Pictured are
Joshua Hooks, Thomas Bryant and Paisley Statham working together to code
their Bee-Bots.
K.B. Sutton Elementary School thanks Pride of Forsyth Chapter No.144, Order of the East-
ern Star, for donating backpacks and school supplies for students to help start the school
year off right.
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