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Some amazing summer opportunities to check out!
Attention students! Here is an awesome opportunity to win prizes by completing Test Yourself Practice on the Accelerate Learning App.
This is a great way to practice and prepare for SC Ready while getting your name entered for awesome prizes.
There is also a chance for our school to be in the state championship if we get enough participation from the students!!!
A huge shoutout to the student athletes that have been a part of the Student Athlete Leadership Team. They were highlighted by the district for their outstanding work with the students at ACA. Congrats! Go Wolves!
Students in 7th grade Medical Detectives classes got to have hands-on learning by finding the parts of the brain when they dissected a sheep brain.
Students in 8th grade Medical Detectives classes got to show off what they’ve been learning about the brain by dissecting a sheep brain.
Congratulations to our incredible choral students for earning the highest possible rating of Superior with Distinction today at Concert Performance Assessment! They performed two songs for judges, then sight read a piece of music for another judge and earned a 96/100! We are so proud of this huge accomplishment.
It was a gorgeous day for soccer! Even Officer Moreno got in on the fun! ⚽️
We learned from a Realtor today at Wolves of the Workforce! Mrs. Resa Watson shared all things Real Estate with 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students. She even brought treat bags for student attendees! Mrs. Watson has lots of family connections here at Abner Creek; she is the aunt of Bella, Sadie, Charlee, and Hayden, and the sister-in-law of Mrs. Lindsay Watson! Thank you for visiting us today!
Engagement was at its highest with a fun review game of Trasketball in Mrs. Bo’s ELA class on Monday.
Students needed to work in teams answering DOK leveled questions. DOK 1’s were worth 1 point, DOK 2’s were 2 point shots and DOK. 3’s were 3 point shots.
Our PTO is the best!
Today they celebrated the teachers and staff with a March Madness lunch treat!
Thank you so much for all you do!
Students can still purchase a $1 ticket (Until Friday) for a chance to be on the student roster for next Wednesday's Teacher vs Student Basketball Game. Concessions will also be sold at the game! We will also be having a 3 point competition, knockout challenge, and half court miracle shot challenge for a chance to win an Abner Creek Basketball hoodie, A Wolf of the Week shirt, and concession voucher. All proceeds will go towards Abner Creek Middle Athletics. Go Wolves!
6th grade social studies classes spent some time asking questions about some interesting pictures during a Wicked Hydra Eduprotocol activity. This was used to introduce their newest unit on the Middle Ages!
Thank You, Deputy Chief Richard Farr, for being our Wolves of the Workforce Guest Speaker today! Chief Farr works with the Reidville Fire Department and shared valuable information on pursuing a career in this field. Chief Farr is also the parent of Abner Creek 6th Grader, Andrew.
Students in Mrs. Williams’ Medical Detectives classes ended their study on neurons and the central nervous system by doing a STEM activity to build a free standing spinal cord and brain with only the materials given.
8th grade theater students wrapped up the Monologue Unit with a mini monologue presentation. Each student researched and found a monologue that best suited their personality. They were expected to memorize, use facial and body gestures, and vocal expressions when performing their selected monologues. The student audience voted on the best monologue presentation. Congratulations to:
1st period winner- Arabella Mesa
5th period winner- Zlata Tsareva
⚾️ Spring Sports Spotlight! 🥎
Boys' baseball and JV and Varsity Softball!
6th grade theater students performed Panto”Sign” routines to bring an end to the Pantomime and Mime Unit. Students used a combination of ASL, gestures and body movements to help tell a story. They performed for other classes as well as staff members! Great job everyone!
Ms. Dillingham's students are being introduced to circles with a circle investigation today. They are measuring the diameter and circumference of different household items to discover the formula for pi and circumference.
Students in Mrs. Linkous' class worked together today to review before test. They used hexagonal thinking that encouraged critical thinking, collaboration, and the exploration of connections between concepts about Ancient Rome.
