LEARNING NUMBERS — Mrs. Henderson and Ms. Carter’s Kindergarten class has been working hard on identifying and counting numbers 1-10. Students have built towers with blocks, connected links, and used play doh to show different ways to make numbers. These activities will help with one-to-one correspondence as well as fine motor skills. Photo Left: Cinsley Spann, Right, Eliza Bateson. LEARNING NUMBERS — Mrs. Henderson and Ms. Carter’s Kindergarten class has been working hard on identifying and counting numbers 1-10. Students have built towers with blocks, connected links, and used play doh to show different ways to make numbers. These activities will help with one-to-one correspondence as well as fine motor skills. Photo Left: Cinsley Spann, Right, Eliza Bateson.
GRUELING EXPERIENCE – Climbing the 2,200 steps was both physically and emotionally challenging, according to Trew Shokoh-Alai (pictured).Photo By Makaylee Randolph
ASSEMBLY LINE – Dot Foods employees pass the donations down an assembly line to ensure that everyone is involved in the effort.Photo By Makaylee Randolph
IMPROVING ROADS IN THE COUNTY – The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners recently received a $1 million grant, which will be used to help improve three roads within the county. L to R: Commissioner Ginger Byrd Morris, County Manager Heather Scott, Commissioner Tim Williamson, Commissioner Chad Kenney, Heart of Georgia Altamaha Regional Commission Director of Economic and Community Development Rich Bennett, Commission Chairman Leland Adams, Heart of Georgia Altamaha Regional Commission Executive Director Brett Manning, Heart of Georgia Altamaha Regional Commission Government Services Specialist Christopher Lowe.
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