What waits for CCPS students after they graduate? Fifth graders at Alberta Smith got the chance to explore career possibilities with a fun, interactive experience called “The Game of Life,” modeled after the classic board game.
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Playing the Game of Life at Alberta Smith Elementary
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Families “glow crazy” at Swift Creek Elementary
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Students at Swift Creek Elementary transformed their gym into a glow-in-the-dark, underwater bowling alley and art show with neon paintings and posters. Teachers worked with every art student at Swift Creek to create an immersive experience that brought out the school community for an evening of fun.
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Monarch Butterfly Project at Falling Creek Elementary
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Students are learning life lessons through the elegant Monarch butterfly at Falling Creek Elementary. An outdoor classroom project, in partnership with Chesterfield Master Gardeners and the Virginia Master Naturalists, is giving hands-on experiences to build appreciation for nature and teach the importance of pollinators.