Henderson County Schools TN

Rising K closed out summer camp with learning about the letter Dd! They got to read great books that included "If You Give a Dog a Donut" and "Dinos Love Donuts". They got to make their own donut craft and do a dino dig!

Today, our campers took the stage for our very first Summer Camp Talent Show, and what an incredible show it was!

We were amazed by the confidence, creativity, and talent displayed by our students. From singing and dancing to special performances and unique talents, each participant did a fantastic job sharing their gifts with others.

We are so proud of all of our campers for stepping outside their comfort zones, supporting one another, and making this event such a success. Thank you to our staff, families, and everyone who helped make this memorable day possible!

Today, our campers took the stage for our very first Summer Camp Talent Show, and what an incredible show it was!
We were amazed by the confidence, creativity, and talent displayed by our students. From singing and dancing to special performances and unique talents, each participant did a fantastic job sharing their gifts with others.
We are so proud of all of our campers for stepping outside their comfort zones, supporting one another, and making this event such a success. Thank you to our staff, families, and everyone who helped make this memorable day possible!

A big thank you to the wonderful park rangers from Mousetail Landing State Park for visiting our summer camp and bringing several fascinating animals for our students to see and learn about! Our campers enjoyed this hands-on experience as they discovered more about wildlife, habitats, and the important role these animals play in our environment. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, answering questions, and making learning so much fun. Experiences like these help create lasting memories and inspire a greater appreciation for nature and conservation.

This week, Summer Camp Rising 2nd graders read “What the Road Said” by Cleo Wade. Students participated in meaningful discussions and answered questions about the lessons the road was teaching the girl. We talked about how it is okay to make mistakes, ways to be brave when something feels difficult, and how we can show kindness to others. Students also worked through different scenarios and discussed how they could respond with kindness in each situation. They had so much fun sharing their ideas and learning from one another!

To wrap up the lesson, we completed a STEAM activity. Students worked collaboratively in groups to create a blueprint for a bridge they wanted to build. Using popsicle sticks, play-dough, index cards, and paper people, they designed and constructed their bridges, testing their creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.

A big thank you to the Chickasaw State Park Ranger for visiting our Summer Camp and providing such an exciting, hands-on learning experience! Our campers had the opportunity to meet an owl and several snakes while learning fascinating facts about these amazing animals and their important roles in nature. We appreciate the time and effort spent educating our students and helping them develop a greater appreciation for wildlife and conservation. It was a memorable day filled with curiosity, discovery, and fun!

Our rising 4th graders put their creativity to work during summer camp as they explored our Writing Station Cart! Students enjoyed engaging writing activities that encouraged imagination, storytelling, and self-expression. From creating fun stories to practicing their writing skills, they stayed actively involved while building confidence as young writers. We are proud of their hard work and love seeing their creativity shine this summer!

Summer Camp rising K students have spent the last few days learning about the letter T and practicing shapes. They have read fun stories, made fun letter T crafts, and practiced spelling their names with bracelet making. Then, they got to use magnets to practice making and identifying shapes. Learning has been fun!

Summer Camp rising 3rd graders read the book “ The Man Who Walked Between the Towers” by Mordicai Gershwin. They turned number words into standard numbers from the book! Afterwards each student got to try to walk the line!