• Each grade level has an assigned date/time listed below for drive-thru pick-ups. 
• If a parent has more than one student at CES, they are asked to attend each day that is assigned to their children by grade level if the child wants to see their teacher. If they choose not to see each teacher, they can attend on the day assigned to their youngest child to pick up for all of their CES children. 
• Grade level teachers will wear protective gear while collecting materials
• Parents and students must remain in cars at all times
•  Students must return any remaining items such as library books, RR books, reading bags with books and Chromebook in order to pick-up

• 
  4K and 5K students on May 26 from 2:00-5:00
•  5K students will pick-up in front of the school
• 4K students will pick up at the bus port on the side of the school

• 5th Grade Drive-In Graduation 
• 5th Grade students will pick-up in front of the school following graduation

• 1st and 2nd Grade students on May 27 from 2:00-5:00
• 1st Grade students will pick-up in front of the school 
• 2nd Grade students will pick up at the bus port on the side of the school

• 3rd and 4th Grade students on May 28 from 2:00-5:00
•  3rd Grade students will pick-up in front of the school 
• 4th Grade students will pick up at the bus port on the side of the school

• Currently, no pick-up or drop off of materials at school.
• For students in 4K-Grade 2: eLearning assignments for days 11-15 will be mailed tomorrow, April 6, 2020.
• For students in Grades 3-5: eLearning assignments for days 11-15 will be available in Google classroom by 9:00 am on April 6, 2020. Also, we will mail packets on April 6 to students in grades 3-5 who requested packets for days 1-10. If you do not receive a packet and would like to request one, please call the school at 279-6300 and leave name of student and mailing address.

Bellamy’s Guidance Class

eLearning Choice Board

Ms. McDaniel’s Art Class

Bubble Art:   Add soap, water, and food coloring for different paint colors then use a bubble wand to blow bubbles on a piece of paper. Let the bubbles pop to create a colorful bubble artwork.	Tie-Dye Art:   Use a baby wipe, pinch the center of the paper wipe and then twist.  Place rubber bands on the twisted wipe to separate sections for student to color. Use washable markers to color each section. Once it is colored, take out rubber bands and let dry.	Paintsicles:   Make your own paintsicles for kids to explore with. Put paint in an ice cube tray with popsicle sticks in them as a handle. Freeze in the freezer then use it as a paintbrush and a unique way to paint as the it melts across the paper. (Could try this activity with water with food coloring in it to freeze as well)
Recycled Clothing:   Create a piece of clothing that is made from recycled materials found around the house.	Blow Art:   Use a straw and some watercolor paint or just water with paint or food coloring in it. Use the straw to blow the paint around on the paper to make abstract shapes. Once it is dried, use a pen or pencil to turn the shapes into crazy creatures.	Shadow Drawing:   Have some fun with shadows. Get outside and take some toys with you. Trace the shadows you see onto your paper. You can even trace someone else’s shadow. Use chalk or do this with regular pencil and paper.
3D Self-Portrait:   Make a picture of yourself using any three dimensional object. You could make a Lego self-portrait, a self portrait out of cardboard, or anything else you have around the house.	Printmaking:   Use unconventional items as stamps for printmaking. Consider using fruits or vegetables such as potato, celery, or apple to make prints. Could use regular stamps and ink to explore printmaking as well.	Pointillism:   Make a picture just using colored dots. Use the end of a marker, colored pencil, or crayon to make dots. The dots should make a picture that one can see once you step away from the picture.
Game:   Create your own game to play. You could design your own board game or card game.	Play-doh Playtime:   Use your imagination to make creations out of Play-doh. If you have the supplies, you could even try to make your own play-doh or clay.	Crayon Rubbings:   Place leaves, flowers, and other flat like objects under a piece of paper. Take a crayon and lay it flat and rub over the paper to create the texture of the object underneath onto the paper.
Blindfolded Drawing:   See what funny creation you make when you draw blindfolded. You could also try to use your non-dominant hand to draw a picture for another funny drawing activity. If you normally use your right hand to write and draw, then try to use your left and vice versa.	Performing Arts: Dance is considered a type of art. Learn a new dance or create your own and put on a performance for you whole family.	Crayons Resist:   Draw whatever kind of picture, or patterns with crayons on a piece of paper. Then take watercolor paint and paint over the crayons. Notice how the crayon repels the water because of the wax in the crayon.