Reidville Elementary

Reminder to join us for Bingo Night tomorrow, Thursday, January 22nd!

Mrs. Carovillano’s class explored the force of magnetism! Students discovered what materials are attracted to magnets and were surprised by some of their findings! They also learned about how magnets can push and pull objects without touching them thanks to their magnetic fields! Science is the best! 🧲 🚀

Fun in music with Mrs. Smith! 🥁

Thursday, January 22nd is the 100th day of school!!

Fourth graders in Mrs. Buxton's class made salt dough models of South Carolina to study landforms. 🗺️

We have two little artists with artwork on display in the front office! Jason and Leighton, we love your art! Bring on the snow! ⛄️

During penguin week, 5K students wrote and shared non-fiction books about penguin bodies, food, & habitats. 🐧 They learned how blubber keeps animals warm by experimenting with a blubber glove and even made a penguin snack! 🚀

We are excited to begin planning our upcoming Career Day on April 1, and we would love your help! This special event gives students the opportunity to learn about a wide variety of careers and the paths people take to get there. We are looking for parent and community volunteers who are willing to share about their job, skills, or experiences in a fun and age-appropriate way. Whether you work in an office, trade, service industry, healthcare, arts, or another field, your story can inspire our students! If you are interested in volunteering please complete this form by February 4, 2026.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1XCaUZ6EGF2cv811X0vZn4mSLqAcgFxOC9Ot0YYtXqUM/viewform?edit_requested=true

Thank you for supporting our students and helping make Career Day a success!

Students in Mr. Darnell's science classes spent time exploring what chemical reactions occur when you mix different dry and wet substances!

Several of Mrs. Brown's GT Art students submitted their work to an exhibit at the Greer Center for the Arts. Three students pieces were selected to be in the exhibit. One of our students was awarded "Staff Favorite" for his age category. Congratulations to ALL of our little artists! We think they are all great!

BE OUR GUEST!
Please see the graphic for information on our Royal Tea Time with Belle!

Mrs. Mooneyhan’s class started a new ELA unit about light and shadows! 🔦 Last week they created their very own shadow puppets and experimented around the classroom using flashlights! 📕 On Thursday they read a nonfiction book about shadows and completed a shadow investigation outside to test if the shadow of their blocks would move throughout the day!! 🚀

Fifth grade dedication ads are availabe for purchase for our fifth grade students only! These ads are an excellent way to send your fifth grader off to middle school. Please see the graphic for more information and contact the office by email if you have any questions.

Fifth graders went to Roper Mountain Science Center last week for a hands on learning experience! 🚀 Thank you for having us, Roper Mountain!

4K & 5K Registration is OPEN!
This year we are able to offer online registration for Infosnap.
Please be sure to upload all supporting documents during registration.
After submission is complete, visit the front office to get signed up for testing and finish your student's paperwork!

Visit https://www.spart5.net/o/res to register your student.

Mark your calendars to come out for Bingo Night! 🚀

Before the winter break, our third graders won the big incentive for the semester. 🏀 They had the opportunity to go to a basketball game at USC Upstate! 🚀

RVES action team “Reader Leaders” wasted no time jumping into the 🎆New Year! Reader Leaders were here bright and early eager to work with our K5 students to help them reach those reading goals. 📚✏️🎉

FLASH SALE!
If you wish to support our drama students, t-shirts are available to pre-order this week and this week only! Order form and payment is due by Friday, January 9th to secure your order!
Shirts are $15. These are short sleeved t-shirts that have our full cast and crew on the back of the shirt. Please visit our website to order. https://www.spart5.net/o/res/article/2604204

Mrs. Millan and Ms.Wall’s fifth grade classes traveled around the world to learn about different cultures and how they celebrate the holidays. 🌍 Students had to convert and calculate air miles to determine the flight costs. 💴 They were given a set budget for their trip to visit 5 different countries. Students had to purchase specific items like souvenirs, food, and accommodations throughout their travels. Along side their budgeting, through research, the students read of different cultures celebrations and learned some of the traditions of the countries they traveled including special meals, words used to celebrate in their language, and the history. 🚀