Howe Hall AIMS has the best PTA!!! We are so thankful they treated our 4th graders today to celebrate the incredible 4th grade show We the People, Mighty United. What a great way to end the week!
We had another great Terrific Kid reception today! We had the best time celebrating our students! These Terrific Kids were chosen by their peers and teachers for their amazing character trait of Responsibility! Thank you to Duck Donuts for donating a certificate for a free donate to our terrific kids! Congratulations to our TERRIFIC Chameleons for October!
Hurry, there’s only one week until our Howe Hall AIMS Fun Run fundraiser begins! ⏰🚨 Visit MyBooster.com—we promise it just takes a minute!— to sign up your student and get ready for an EPIC Howe Hall AIMS Fun Run on 11/01/2024! 🥳🎉If 30% of students are registered by Kickoff Day, everyone earns a hat day!
Attention HHA Families! We have an important update about our chameleon structure. Mr. Doster is finishing up a project for Ashley River Creative Arts now and he will begin working on our chameleon shortly. He is working as quickly as he can but he is behind schedule due to circumstances outside of his control. We are so excited to invite everyone to see it once it is here!
Last night we had our first show of the 2024/2025 school year! The show, We the People: Mighty United, was created entirely by our 4h grade students, the 4th grade teachers and our fine arts team during infusion lessons. The show explored the foundation of our great country, and the people and events that helped shape it. Way to go 4th grade!
📣Calling all Howe Hall Aims families! 📣
We're excited to introduce this year's main fundraiser, the Howe Hall AIMS Fun Run. Our goal this year is to raise $22,000 for Fundraising for Artist in Residence Experiences for each grade level and at least three school-wide performances to benefit ALL students at Howe Hall Aims.
Have you signed up your student for our fundraiser? 🥳 Head to MyBooster.com to get started.
✅ If 30% of students are registered by Kickoff Day, everyone earns a hat day!
Our PTA is the best!! We had another great duty free lunch today. We are so thankful for their support.
Arrr you ready? Prizes, pirates and treasured eats - next week is National School Lunch Week! Don't miss out on the swashbuckling fun.
More Info: https://www.bcsdschools.net/nslw2024
Mrs. Daly's class took a tech break after testing today and learned how to create Stop Motion Animation videos with the help of our ILC Ms. Eileen. Students learned how to create a stop motion video using Google slides and how to publish them! We can't wait to see how they are going to use animation in the classroom!
🎉BIG NEWS! 🎉 Our Howe Hall AIMS Fun Run fundraiser kicks off soon! We’re raising $22,000 for Fundraising for Artist in Residence Experiences for each grade level and at least three school-wide performances and we need your help. Save the date 📅 and stay tuned for more details on how you can support our cause. #schoolfundraiser #supportourschool #choosebooster
💻 Sign up online at MyBooster.com – 10/10/2024 - If 30% of students are registered by Kickoff Day, everyone earns a hat day!
🎉 Fundraiser Kickoff in school – 10/24/2024
👟 Event Day – 11/01/2024
Friday Night Lights! Lots of chameleons were spotted tonight at the Hanahan High School football game for rec night!
Today we celebrated our Terrific Kids for the month of September! These Terrific Kids were chosen by their peers and teachers for their amazing character trait of Respect. Congratulations to our TERRIFIC Chameleons!
We had another wonderful Wednesday at HHA! Our staff participated in a great professional development with Mrs. Rogers. She shared theatre strategies that can be used in the classroom. We are so lucky to have Mrs. Rogers!
Berkeley County School District will utilize the Teacher Workday/Inclement Weather Day on October 11 as a weather make-up, e-Learning Day for students, as designated in the BCSD Instructional Calendar. This adjustment is necessary due to the postponement of the first day of school from August 14 to August 15, following impacts of Tropical Storm Debby.
MORE INFO: https://bcsdschools.net/oct11elearning
Check out what our fourth graders have been up to this week! Fourth grade students, I mean scientists, have been learning about speed, energy, and motion and how they are related. Students have completed several inquiry activities that have required them to make predictions, conduct investigations, record observations, and explain their results.
Due to forecasted impacts of Hurricane Helene, Berkeley County School District (BCSD) students will learn from home and complete eLearning Day assignments on Friday, September 27. All after-school activities and after-school care programs will close at 6 p.m. this evening.
All schools and offices will be closed Friday, and before and after-school care programs are canceled. As the storm system is projected to move out of the area that afternoon, after school activities may resume after 4 p.m. on Friday.
We had a great performance at HHA on Tuesday! Columbia Marionette Theatre's "Litter Trashes Everyone" puppet show came to Howe Hall AIMS for our kindergarten through second graders. This show conveys the message that every citizen has a responsibility to help keep South Carolina beautiful.
We had the best time today during our professional development! Dr. Seaboldt, BCSD K-5 Math Coordinator, provided training to our staff on math manipulatives. Teachers engaged in hands-on training using math manipulatives to enhance their understanding of foundational mathematical concepts. We can't wait to see these great strategies in action all throughout HHA!
We had another successful duty free lunch today! Thank you so much to our PTA for organizing! We are so lucky to have so many incredible parent volunteers!
Check out what our 5th graders have been up to this week! 5th graders are learning about the law of conservation of mass which states that matter cannot be created or destroyed. They have also been investigating physical and chemical changes. In this lesson, 5th graders used glowsticks to see if the law of conservation of mass applies to chemical reactions by measuring the mass of their glowsticks before and after a chemical reaction took place. If you'd like to learn more about the law of conservation of mass and chemical reactions, 5th graders made posters that are posted near the 5th grade classrooms.
