HES students, grades 3-5, are learning about Nature and Art around the World. Currently, students are exploring landscapes over the continent of Africa. They are using pencil, oil pastel, and watercolor paint to create an African landscape showing a horizon line. African landscapes are diverse! Students are creating deserts, mountains, beaches, and savannas! They are also studying ancient rock Art depicting African animals, created 10’s of thousands of years ago! ... See MoreSee Less
HES students have been creative in Art class! Y5-2nd grade students practice handwriting and learn about the Elements of Art every week. Recently, students learned about Line and Color. Art lessons also connect to literacy through illustrated storybooks. For letter “A” we read Art and Max, by David Weisner. For letter “B” we read Why is Blue Dog Blue, by Bruce Goldstone, about the Artist, George Rodrigue, who started painting at age 5! ... See MoreSee Less
HOPE is holding another Spirit Wear sale. Order forms should have come home with your child last week.Hopkins families - We are doing another Spirit Wear sale! Look for a handout in your child's backpack in the coming days! Go Blue! 💙🤍 ... See MoreSee Less
Hopkins El kiddos - what has everyone been reading lately?! Don’t forget to check things off on your Summer Reading Challenge sheet!
Once it’s completed, you can fill out the form below in order to receive a prize when school starts! (The form has been updated, so if you couldn’t access it before, it should work now!!)
HES students, grades 3-5, are learning about Nature and Art around the World. Currently, students are exploring landscapes over the continent of Africa. They are using pencil, oil pastel, and watercolor paint to create an African landscape showing a horizon line. African landscapes are diverse! Students are creating deserts, mountains, beaches, and savannas! They are also studying ancient rock Art depicting African animals, created 10’s of thousands of years ago! ... See MoreSee Less
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HES students have been creative in Art class! Y5-2nd grade students practice handwriting and learn about the Elements of Art every week. Recently, students learned about Line and Color. Art lessons also connect to literacy through illustrated storybooks. For letter “A” we read Art and Max, by David Weisner. For letter “B” we read Why is Blue Dog Blue, by Bruce Goldstone, about the Artist, George Rodrigue, who started painting at age 5! ... See MoreSee Less
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HOPE is holding another Spirit Wear sale. Order forms should have come home with your child last week.Hopkins families - We are doing another Spirit Wear sale! Look for a handout in your child's backpack in the coming days! Go Blue! 💙🤍 ... See MoreSee Less
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Don’t forget to send in your orders this week!
It is not too late to register for Kindergarten! ... See MoreSee Less
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Hopkins El kiddos - what has everyone been reading lately?! Don’t forget to check things off on your Summer Reading Challenge sheet!
Once it’s completed, you can fill out the form below in order to receive a prize when school starts! (The form has been updated, so if you couldn’t access it before, it should work now!!)
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Does the reader feeder take book donations?
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Kick off your summer by joining us for the last Skate Night for this school year! ... See MoreSee Less
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Please keep your parent pickup tags. Your numbers will remain the same next year. ... See MoreSee Less
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