We wrapped up Red Ribbon Week with an assembly with Officer Jason and special guest, Frida.🐶
Our Moody Great Girls and Great Guys Clubs had a spooktacular time hosting their Boo Crews Fun Run/Walk-A-Thon! In just two weeks, our clubs raised an amazing $1,464.00 to support Mrs. Blue's Class and our Area 9 Special Olympics!
Our 5th Grade students celebrated their hard work by dressing up in their favorite Halloween costumes and walking for a great cause. We are so proud of our students for showing kindness, school spirit, and what it truly means to be unified!
A huge thank-you to everyone who donated, participated, and helped make this event such a success. Together, we are making a difference!
Kindergarten had their ABC parade today.
Mummy pizza in the cafeteria today!
We hope everyone has a safe and fun-filled weekend! And here's a little extra treat: an extra hour of sleep! Don't forget to set your clocks back one hour before bed Saturday night!
Congratulations to our October students of the month. The Capturing Kids Hearts character trait for October is Self Direct.
Students (and staff!) cashed in on their first nine week Moody Marketplace reward and enjoyed snow cones today from Q's Cool Cups. Thanks to PTO for sponsoring the event and supporting our students' positive behavior system!
Day 4 of Red Ribbon Week - Anything but a Backpack! We had lots of creative ideas today!
Day 3 of Red Ribbon Week was Wear Red! It was a sea of red at Moody today!❤️
Brooklyn spent the day shadowing Mrs. Hulse’s second grade class! ❤️📚 We enjoyed having her join us for a fun day of learning! 🍎✨
You're invited to our Annual Title 1 Meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 27 at 5:30 in the cafeteria. Learn about the Title 1 program, find out ways to help your student, and learn about volunteer opportunities. We look forward to seeing you there.
We enjoyed a pep assembly today from the WHHS spirit squads, members of the band, football players and Coach Mitchell! Go dogs! 🐾🏈📣🥁
The Great Girls Club met today and Mrs. Addison talked about canning food. She also brought bread and butter pickles and salsa that she canned for the Great Girls to try.
Red Ribbon Week is October 26-30. Dress up days are as follows:
Mon., 10-26: Dream big, don't do drugs! Wear pajamas. (wear appropriate shoes for pe/recess)
Tues., 10-27: Round up a drug free future! Wear western wear.
Wed., 10-28: Are you "red"-y for a drug free life? Wear red.
Thurs., 10-29: Carry your future, not drugs! Anything but a backpack - bring your folder/lunchbox in anything but a backpack.
Fri., 10-30: Team up against drugs! Wear your favorite team jersey or bulldog attire.
Make a difference; be kind; be brave; be a hero; stay drug free!
Mon., 10-26: Dream big, don't do drugs! Wear pajamas. (wear appropriate shoes for pe/recess)
Tues., 10-27: Round up a drug free future! Wear western wear.
Wed., 10-28: Are you "red"-y for a drug free life? Wear red.
Thurs., 10-29: Carry your future, not drugs! Anything but a backpack - bring your folder/lunchbox in anything but a backpack.
Fri., 10-30: Team up against drugs! Wear your favorite team jersey or bulldog attire.
Make a difference; be kind; be brave; be a hero; stay drug free!
Pink Out day at Moody!🩷
PTO is selling Boo Grams for $1 each. Forms are being sent home this week. The deadline to turn in forms/money is October 27 and they will be passed out on October 29. Extra forms can also be found on our website here: https://aptg.co/VzTkYQ
Save the dates for our first quarter awards assemblies: Monday, Oct. 26: 2nd grade @ 1:30, 1st grade @ 2:00; Tuesday, Oct. 27: 3rd grade @ 1:00, 4th grade @ 1:30, 5th grade @ 2:00; and Friday, Oct. 30: Kindergarten @ 10:00.
The Great Guys Club was honored to meet with Mr. Eric Walden, Associate Director of the Sixth District Court. Mr. Walden spoke to our students about the character traits involved in leaving a legacy. That the decisions one makes today, will affect one’s life in the future.
🎲🧱🔢 Roll It, Build It, Compare It!
Mrs. Hulse’s second graders got hands-on with math today as they rolled, built, compared, and explained their thinking! Students played against a partner, building their numbers and then comparing them to see which was greater than, less than, or equal to the other number. They had fun putting their math skills to the test!
Today, eight Moody fifth graders competed at the Generation Conservation Regionals in Hot Springs. Our Game Calling team, Stetson and Addisyn G. took first place and will go on to compete at the state meet. Our Air Rifle team had 3 students and of them, Lily L. took first place and Jayden took third, both moving on to the state meet.
