Tuesday, December 16, 2014

Talent Show Applications Accepted This Friday

Talent Show application forms are available now. Completed forms can be submitted by email beginning at 8pm this Friday, December 19 to LCE.TALENTSHOW@gmail.com.

Only the first 15 completed applications will be accepted for each talent show.

Talent Show Dates:
Lower Campus--March 16 at 6:30pm
Upper Campus--March 9 and 10 at 6:30pm

(Please see application form for additional dates for students performing.)

Friday, December 12, 2014

PreK Ballet

All of our little gators really enjoyed their trip to the ballet. 

Mrs. Woodley, Mrs. Knutson, Mrs. Ramos and Miss O'Neal's classes had fun!


Thursday, December 11, 2014

Nature Club Thank You

LCE Nature Club wants to thank all of our parents for helping us get our garden started by building garden boxes and donating soil. We cannot wait to plant some things next week!

Wednesday, December 10, 2014

LCE in the News

Look and see Lake Carolina in the news...a picture of the 4th grade musical, A Kid's Life, was feature in The State newspaper on Tuesday, December 9 as well as in the In Our Schools newspaper online.

Tuesday, December 9, 2014

Cranberry investigation in Child Development


Child Development enjoyed a cranberry investigation with math and science stations: sink or float, cranberry tasting, balance & weigh, fresh bounce test, and five senses.

Friday, December 5, 2014

Books-A-Million Toy Drive


Gullah Experience

Gervonder Brown, a Charleston native, came to speak to the 3rd grade students about the Gullah culture. Third graders have been studying the slave trade to the Carolina Colony and learned how the slaves kept their culture alive through music, songs, and dance. The Gullah language is a mixture of African languages and English. It is widely used throughout the Low Country of South Carolina. 

Students learned about the Gullah dialect by hearing songs and repeating words from the speaker. Ms. Brown also shared Gullah stories of how the Geechie people catch blue crabs, shared a sweetgrass basket and how they are made. As a finale, Ms. Brown taught the students a Gullah song!