Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Beauclerc Night Mickey D's





Fourth graders and their families enjoy Beauclerc Night at Baymeadows McDonalds.

Lunch on the St. Johns River




The weather was terrific at Friendship Park, fourth graders had a blast and the pigeons loved our lunch.

M.O.S.H.







Fourth graders had an amazing time at the MOSH! They learned about electricity, Narnia, Jacksonville, ocean life and the (YUCK) human body.

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Students Send Messages from the Heart to a Wounded Warrior













































Students from Mrs. Donnelly, Mrs. Lee, Ms. Stokes and Mrs. Jenkins' fourth grade classes put together this flag to send to a wounded Marine from Jacksonville. Tyler Southern (Mrs. Jenkins' daughter, Jaclyn's friend) was severely injured two weeks ago in Afghanistan and is now recuperating in Bethesda, Maryland. The flag is made of over 100 hearts with hand written messages from the students to let Tyler know how proud and thankful they are.








Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Monday, May 3, 2010

Beauclerc Stamps Out Hunger - with a little help from our friends!

















Once again Beauclerc Elementary School students and staff help to kick off the Annual National Association of Letter Carriers "Stamp Out Hunger" Food Drive. Post office staff and members of Lutheran Social Services of Northeast Florida were at school to accept donations along with special guest, Congressman Ander Crenshaw.




Sunday, May 2, 2010

Family Day in Savannah

Come home safe, Jaclyn. We love you!!!

First Friday Fun Club












Great choices in behavior all month = extra fun time. Some fourth graders got a little crazy!



Sunday, April 25, 2010

Bird Watching Treat


Mrs. Jenkins visits her dad in St. Augustine very often. During several rides down she has seen (what she thought were) flamingos flying over the 312 bridge going to Anastasia Island. For years her family has told her she imagined the beautiful pink bird. Well yesterday on another trip to visit dad she was so excited to see a flock of pink birds in a marshy area of f312 just past the bridge. She quickly made a u-turn to join the other bird watchers who were causing quite a traffic jam. Today she has discovered these are Roseate Spoonbills and the photographer she spoke with had counted 41 of the beauties! So it wasn't her imagination - just the wrong pink bird.

Friday, April 23, 2010

Get Ready for a Tug-o-War







What a terrific day of relay races and tuo-o-war. Thank you Coach Scott and Coach Dudjac!