✨🪩 Glow Dance Fundraiser Fun! 🪩✨
Our students had an amazing time at our Glow Dance fundraiser! The room was full of glowing bracelets, neon lights, big smiles, and lots of dancing. Thank you to everyone who came out to support our school—your energy and enthusiasm lit up the whole afternoon! 🌟
We love creating joyful memories for our students, and this event was a glowing success! 💛💙
5 months ago, Caren Long
Two young children stand close together in a dimly lit room decorated with glow lights. Both wear glow necklaces and hold glow sticks, smiling at the camera. Other children are dancing in the background.
A large group of students dances in a darkened room illuminated with blue and green glow lights. Many children wear glow necklaces and bracelets as they move around the space.
Two children stand together smiling in a glow-lit room. Both wear bright glow necklaces and hold glow sticks. Other students dance in the colorful lighting behind them.
Two children stand side by side under black lights, wearing glow necklaces and holding glow sticks. One child has their arm in a sling, and both smile as other students dance behind them.
A group of eight children stands in a row, smiling and holding glow sticks while glow lights illuminate the room. Other students dance and move around in the background.
Collaborating to Solve Two-Step Word Problems!
Our students worked together today to tackle multi-step math problems using teamwork, discussion, and shared strategies. Each group read their word problem, talked through the steps, showed their thinking on chart paper, and then proudly presented their solution. We love seeing our learners explain their reasoning and support each other as they work through challenging tasks. Great job, mathematicians! 💡✏️📊
5 months ago, Caren Long
Three elementary students sit and kneel on the classroom floor working together on a large sheet of chart paper with a two-step word problem written in blue marker. One child writes while the others watch closely and discuss. Their workspace is surrounded by classroom materials and storage bins.
Three elementary students sit and kneel on the classroom floor working together on a large sheet of chart paper with a two-step word problem written in blue marker. One child writes while the others watch closely and discuss. Their workspace is surrounded by classroom materials and storage bins.
A small group of students leans over a large piece of chart paper on the floor, reading and solving a word problem written in blue marker. One student writes while the others point and follow along. Classroom chairs and bags are visible around them.
Two students sit and stand around a table, solving a multi-step word problem written on chart paper. One child points at the problem while another holds a pencil over the empty workspace. Classroom posters and supplies sit in the background.
wo students sit and stand around a table, solving a multi-step word problem written on chart paper. One child points at the problem while another holds a pencil over the empty workspace. Classroom posters and supplies sit in the background.
Three students sit together on the floor working on a chart paper word problem. A student writes in pencil while the others watch and discuss what to do next. Classroom items and the teacher’s feet are visible nearby.
Small groups of smiling students hold up their completed chart paper showing their two-step word problems and written solutions. Each group stands proudly in their classroom, displaying their math work and teamwork.
Small groups of smiling students hold up their completed chart paper showing their two-step word problems and written solutions. Each group stands proudly in their classroom, displaying their math work and teamwork.
Small groups of smiling students hold up their completed chart paper showing their two-step word problems and written solutions. Each group stands proudly in their classroom, displaying their math work and teamwork.
Small groups of smiling students hold up their completed chart paper showing their two-step word problems and written solutions. Each group stands proudly in their classroom, displaying their math work and teamwork.
Last Day of the Scholastic Book Fair! Tomorrow, Friday, November 7, is the final day to shop. We’ll close at 12:30 PM. Swing by in the morning to grab those last-minute favorites and support our school—thank you for helping us grow readers! 📚✨
5 months ago, Caren Long
Picture Make-Ups, November 21, 2025
5 months ago, Caren Long
A warm fall-themed graphic shows a wooden deck covered with scattered orange and yellow leaves. Above, branches with vibrant autumn leaves frame the top. The background is softly blurred with golden tones, creating a cozy atmosphere. Centered text reads: “Fall Picture Day Make-Ups, Thursday, November 21, 2025.”

Facebook Post for Pre-K, Kindergarten, & 1st Grade Dance (Nov. 12)

🎉✨ Glow Dance Time! ✨🎉
Our Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1st Grade students are invited to join us for a fun Glow Dance on Wednesday, November 12, 2025 from 3:00–5:00 PM! Admission is $5, and we’ll also have extra glow sticks and glow-in-the-dark toys available for purchase.

Our 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Grade Glow Dance will be held on Thursday, November 13, 2025 from 3:00–5:00 PM!
Admission is $5, and there will be extra glow items available for purchase.

A parent/guardian must provide transportation no later than 5:00 PM.
Permission slips will be sent home—please return yours to attend!

We can’t wait to glow and dance together! 💡🕺💗

5 months ago, Caren Long
Flyer with colorful neon swirls and glowing accents. At the top it reads “Elizabethtown Primary School.” Large text says “Glow Dance – Pre-K, Kindergarten, and First Grade.” The dance is Wednesday, November 12, 2025, from 3:00–5:00 PM. Admission is $5. Extra glow sticks and glow-in-the-dark toys will be for sale.
lyer with neon glow effects and colorful gradient accents. At the top it reads “Elizabethtown Primary School.” Large text says “Glow Dance – Second, Third, and Fourth Grades.” The dance is Thursday, November 13, 2025, from 3:00–5:00 PM. Admission is $5. Extra glow sticks and glow-in-the-dark toys will be for sale.
📚 The Book Fair is OPEN now through Friday! Come browse great books and gift items—every purchase supports our EPS library and students. Students will shop during their class time; families are welcome during posted visiting times. Thanks to our volunteers for making it happen! 💙
#BookFair #EPSReads #SupportOurSchool
5 months ago, Caren Long
School library set up for the Scholastic Book Fair with red-covered tables and bookcases full of books and gift items. Families and students browse the displays around the room.
A staff member helps a parent and student at the book fair checkout table with a card reader, baskets of small items, and receipts.
🏹 In honor of Native American Heritage Month, our students learned about the many ways Native Americans used the buffalo for their livelihood — from food and clothing to tools and art. After studying examples of buffalo hide paintings, students created their own versions using symbols to tell their stories. 🎨✨ #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #EPSLearns #ArtAndCulture
5 months ago, Caren Long
A smiling student holds a brown paper “buffalo hide” artwork decorated with Native American-style symbols, with images of authentic buffalo hide paintings displayed on the screen behind him.
A student proudly shows their completed “buffalo hide painting” project with colorful drawings inspired by Native American art, standing in front of a classroom screen showing buffalo hide art examples.
A smiling student holds up a brown paper “buffalo hide” drawing featuring small symbols and figures, created as part of a Native American heritage lesson.
A close-up of a student’s hands drawing Native American symbols on brown paper, using a “Picture Dictionary” guide sheet with pictographs for reference.
A student smiles while holding their completed buffalo hide artwork decorated with symbols and scenes, standing in a classroom with colorful posters on the wall.
💐 Our teacher lounge just got a little brighter! Staff can now “Take what you need, give what you can” with our wall of encouragement. Each pocket holds inspiring quotes to lift spirits and spread positivity among our EPS family. 🌼 #EPSSpirit #StaffSupport #KindnessInAction
5 months ago, Caren Long
A wooden cabinet display in the teacher lounge decorated with colorful floral signs and motivational words. The main message reads, “Take what you need, give what you can.” Around the display are small pockets labeled with uplifting words such as “Hope,” “Confidence,” “Joy,” “Humility,” “Kindness,” “Love,” “Patience,” “Faith,” “Peace,” and “Worth,” each containing slips of paper with inspirational quotes. The directions encourage staff to take a quote they need and share one to inspire others.
🎉 Our teachers have been mugged! ☕️
This fun surprise is spreading cheer around EPS — when a staff member receives a special “I’ve Been Mugged” mug filled with treats, they enjoy the goodies, then refill it to “mug” another colleague! It’s a simple and sweet way to brighten each other’s day. 💙 #EPSSpirit #TeacherAppreciation #SpreadKindness
5 months ago, Caren Long
A smiling teacher sits at her desk holding a white mug filled with small treats and a tag that reads “I’ve Been Mugged.” She’s wearing a colorful floral blouse, and her classroom is decorated with bright, motivational posters.
A smiling teacher stands in her classroom holding a “I’ve Been Mugged” mug filled with goodies. She’s wearing a red top with an open cardigan, and a pumpkin sits on the table beside her.
A teacher stands in front of a “Centers” bulletin board decorated with red ladybugs, holding a checkered blue “I’ve Been Mugged” mug filled with treats. She’s smiling and dressed in a black and white patterned top.
🎄✨ Last Call for Ornament Orders! ✨🎄
Tomorrow is the final day to place your school ornament orders! Please see your child’s teacher or stop by the front office to make sure you don’t miss out on this festive keepsake. 🎁❤️

#EPS #PTOFundraiser #SupportOurSchool #HolidaySpirit
5 months ago, Caren Long
Flyer for Elizabethtown Primary School PTO Holiday Fundraiser. The top features hanging Christmas ornaments in red, pink, and gold with the headline “Elizabethtown Primary School PTO Holiday Fundraiser.” Below, text explains that the fundraiser offers custom laser-cut and engraved ornaments or car charms to celebrate the 2025–2026 school year, with orders due November 4, 2025. Six ornament options are shown: A. EPS Dolphin ($10), dolphin-shaped. B. Round Dolphin Ornament ($10). C. North Carolina shape with heart ($10). D. Blank School Ornament to sign ($10). E. Personalized with Name & Grade ($15). F. Personalized with Last Name ($15).
📚✨ Book Character Day Fun at EPS! ✨📚
Our students had a blast bringing their favorite storybook characters to life! From superheroes and skeletons to magical creatures and classic favorites like Cat in the Hat, our halls were filled with creativity, color, and excitement.
We love seeing our readers celebrate their love for books in such fun and imaginative ways! ❤️📖 #BookCharacterDay #ReadersAreLeaders #EPSProud #LearningIsFun
5 months ago, Caren Long
Two students dressed as a superhero and a dark fairy, smiling and standing against a blue and white wall.
Three students standing together; one dressed as a vampire, another in a Pokémon shirt, and the third in a light blue outfit with a drawing of a girl.Three students standing together; one dressed as a vampire, another in a Pokémon shirt, and the third in a light blue outfit with a drawing of a girl.
Two students wearing matching black skeleton costumes, smiling in a classroom.
Two children dressed as Cat in the Hat with tall red-and-white striped hats, furry bellies, and red bow ties, smiling excitedly.
Three children smiling—two dressed as Cat in the Hat and one as a royal character wearing a red jacket with gold trim and a crown.
A student dressed as a video game character in blue overalls, a red shirt, and a red cap with the letter “M.”
Six students lined up in colorful costumes including a skeleton, island explorer, blue creature, cat, character in a yellow raincoat, and one in a black dress.
A teacher and student dressed alike in black-and-white striped outfits, recreating a matching character look with serious expressions.
Three students in costumes—one in a gray clown outfit with red pom-poms, another in a red superhero hoodie, and one in a yellow raincoat and blue wig.
Four students smiling in a classroom decorated for fall; wearing themed outfits including a superhero shirt, Halloween leggings, a yellow onesie with ears, and a black layered dress.
🎄✨ Last call, Dolphin families! PTO Holiday Ornament orders are due Tuesday, November 4th. Choose from EPS designs or personalized options ($10–$15) and help support our PTO and school programs. Please return your order form and payment to school by Tuesday. Thank you for supporting EPS! 💙🐬
5 months ago, Caren Long
Flyer titled “Elizabethtown Primary School PTO Holiday Fundraiser.” A row of hanging ornaments decorates the top. Text says orders are due by November 4, 2025. Six wooden ornament options labeled A–F are shown with prices: A) EPS Dolphin – $10; B) Round Dolphin Ornament – $10; C) North Carolina – $10; D) Blank School Ornament (sign with marker) – $10; E) Personalized with Name & Grade – $15; F) Personalized with Last Name – $15. Each design is pictured on greenery with ribbon accents.
📚🍂 Book Fair & Grand Event! 🍂📚
We can’t wait to welcome families to our Scholastic Book Fair Grand Event! Students are invited to bring someone “GRAND” in their life — a grandparent, aunt, uncle, or special guest — to enjoy lunch and shop together at the book fair! 💛

Check the schedule below for your child’s date and time by grade level.

#EPSBookFair #ReadersAreLeaders #LearnersToLeaders #FamilyFun
5 months ago, Caren Long
A fall-themed flyer titled “Book Fair & Grand Event.” The flyer invites students to bring someone grand in their lives to lunch and the school book fair. A schedule lists grade levels and times: Pre-K: Tuesday, Nov 4, 10:37 AM Kindergarten: Wednesday, Nov 5, 10:40 AM 1st Grade: Tuesday, Nov 4, 11:40 AM 2nd Grade: Thursday, Nov 6, 11:00 AM 3rd Grade: Wednesday, Nov 5, 12:00 PM 4th Grade: Thursday, Nov 6, 12:15 PM The background includes orange and yellow fall leaves and contact information for CMLONG@bladen.k12.nc.us .
A Spanish-language version of the same flyer titled “Feria del Libro y Gran Evento.” It includes the same schedule and autumn leaf decorations, with text inviting families to join students for lunch and book fair shopping.
👢❤️ Red Ribbon Week: “Give Drugs the Boot!” ❤️👢
Students at EPS showed off their best boots today as they took a stand against drugs! We’re proud of our learners for making healthy, drug-free choices and showing their school spirit all week long! 💪🎓

#RedRibbonWeek #GiveDrugsTheBoot #EPSSpirit #LearnersToLeaders
5 months ago, Caren Long
Seven students pose in a classroom — four standing and three sitting on the floor. Many are wearing cowboy boots or brown shoes, showing their Red Ribbon Week spirit.
Four students stand in a hallway smiling and making peace signs while showing off their boots and fall outfits.
A teacher and seven students smile in front of a classroom wall that says “Welcome to Third Grade.” Students wear boots and fun shirts to match the Red Ribbon Week theme.
Seven elementary students stand in a row smiling and wearing boots, jeans, and cozy fall shirts for “Give Drugs the Boot” day.
A group of seven smiling students stand together in a classroom, several wearing boots to celebrate Red Ribbon Week. One student is dressed in an orange pumpkin outfit with striped leggings.
Eight kindergarten students stand side-by-side in front of a colorful alphabet wall. They smile proudly, showing off their boots and sneakers.
A group of young students and two teachers stand smiling in a classroom in front of a display screen that reads “Give Drugs the Boot.” The students are dressed in fall outfits and wearing boots as part of Red Ribbon Week. The classroom background includes colorful alphabet borders and a “Word of the Week: Cooperation” sign.
Create your child’s Book Fair eWallet so they can shop cash-free, worry-free, and independently! It’s easy to set up and easy for others to contribute funds!

Start here: https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/elizabethtownprimaryschool

#ScholasticBookFairs
5 months ago, Caren Long
Scholastic Book Fair eWallet Advertisement
Scholastic Book Fair eWallet Advertisement

❤️ Be RED-dy to Make Good Choices! ❤️
Our students are showing their spirit and commitment to staying drug free during Red Ribbon Week! We’re proud of their bright smiles and even brighter futures! 🚫💊 #RedRibbonWeek #StayDrugFree #EPSPride

5 months ago, Caren Long
Two classroom groups of elementary students wearing red clothing for Red Ribbon Week. In the first image, a group of young children stands on a colorful classroom rug smiling in front of a smartboard
Two classroom groups of elementary students wearing red clothing for Red Ribbon Week. In the first image, a group of young children stands on a colorful classroom rug smiling in front of a smartboard
A group of young elementary students and two teachers pose together in a colorful classroom. Everyone is smiling and wearing red clothing to celebrate Red Ribbon Week.
A group of young elementary students and two teachers pose together in a colorful classroom. Everyone is smiling and wearing red clothing to celebrate Red Ribbon Week.
A group of young elementary students and two teachers pose together in a colorful classroom. Everyone is smiling and wearing red clothing to celebrate Red Ribbon Week.
A group of young elementary students and two teachers pose together in a colorful classroom. Everyone is smiling and wearing red clothing to celebrate Red Ribbon Week.
A young student smiling and wearing red clothing to celebrate Red Ribbon Week.
A group of young elementary students and two teachers pose together in a colorful classroom. Everyone is smiling and wearing red clothing to celebrate Red Ribbon Week.
📚✨ The Scholastic Book Fair is almost here! Join us November 3–7 for The Best. Day. Ever! Students and families can explore amazing books, fun activities, and the joy of reading together. Stay tuned for more details and special event announcements!
5 months ago, Caren Long
Colorful Scholastic Book Fair graphic with bright blue background. Text reads “Major Scholastic Book Fair Announcement – The Best. Day. Ever. Is Coming!” Decorative shapes, a megaphone, and a smiling emoji with heart eyes add excitement to the design.
Gráfico colorido de la Feria del Libro Scholastic con fondo azul brillante. El texto dice: “Gran anuncio de la Feria del Libro – ¡El mejor día está por llegar!” con figuras decorativas, un megáfono y un emoji sonriente con ojos de corazón.
🎃💻 Coding + Creativity in the Library! 💻🎃
Students combined technology and imagination to create robotic jack-o’-lanterns using micro:bits! They learned how to code LED lights to make their pumpkins come to life—one bright idea at a time! ✨

#EPSLearns #STEMinTheLibrary #Microbits #CodingFun #LearnersToLeaders
5 months ago, Caren Long
A student wearing pink headphones focuses on coding at her laptop while holding a small paper jack-o’-lantern connected by wires to a micro:bit device with red LED lights glowing.
Close-up of a student’s hands holding a small paper pumpkin shape with a micro:bit attached, showing glowing red LED lights in a face pattern.
A student holds a micro:bit-powered paper pumpkin showing a red LED display while looking at coding blocks on her laptop screen.
Hands of a student working with a micro:bit connected by a cable to a small paper pumpkin with red LED lights. Blue headphones and classroom supplies are visible on the table.
A student wearing a pink Hello Kitty shirt codes at her laptop while holding a small paper pumpkin powered by a micro:bit with glowing lights.
A student’s hands hold a micro:bit showing a red LED face design on a paper pumpkin while coding on a nearby laptop displaying block-based programming.
💐 Learning with Color and Culture! 💐
Our students created beautiful paper flowers while learning about the traditions of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). Through art and culture, they explored how families honor and celebrate loved ones who have passed with color, joy, and remembrance. 🌸💛

#EPSLearns #DiaDeLosMuertos #CulturalConnections #LearningThroughArt #LearnersToLeaders
5 months ago, Caren Long
A smiling student wearing a black dress with a large yellow paper flower pinned in her hair stands in the classroom, with tables and chairs in the background.
Two students are pictured—one wearing a yellow flower in her hair, and another smiling with a pink paper flower attached to a decorated blue helmet covered in stickers that say “New Driver” and “Caution.”
Two students sit side-by-side at a table, each with pink tissue paper flowers. One wears a pink fleece jacket and the other a blue bucket hat decorated with cartoon characters.
A young student in a light-colored jacket holds up a pink paper flower she made, smiling proudly at her work.
A student sitting at a table laughs as she holds a large pink paper flower to her face. In the background, another student is being helped by a teacher attaching a yellow flower.
A student in a gray shirt shows off a pink tissue paper flower tied around his wrist while sitting in the library classroom.
A smiling student in a pink fleece jacket stands in the library, showing her pink tissue paper flower bracelet.
wo students sit at a classroom table smiling, each wearing pink tissue paper flowers on their wrists. One wears denim overalls and the other a black dress.
A smiling student wearing a dark gray shirt and a navy Yankees baseball cap has a bright yellow tissue paper flower attached to the top of his hat.
🧢❤️ Red Ribbon Week Fun at EPS! ❤️🧢
Our students showed their spirit by joining in on “Put a Cap on Drugs” day! From cowboy hats to baseball caps, our classrooms were full of creativity and smiles as we took a stand for healthy, drug-free choices. 💪🎓

#RedRibbonWeek #PutACapOnDrugs #EPSSpirit #LearnersToLeaders
5 months ago, Caren Long
A group of students stand together on a colorful classroom rug, all wearing fun hats and hoodies. Some make peace signs while smiling for the camera in front of a bright classroom window.
Eight young students stand in a classroom wearing a variety of fun hats, including baseball caps and bucket hats, while making silly faces and smiling. A display board behind them shows colorful pumpkins and the word “Iris.”
A teacher and six students stand in front of a classroom screen that reads “Put a Cap on Drugs.” Everyone is smiling and wearing different styles of hats to celebrate Red Ribbon Week.
Seven students pose together in the library wearing hats of all kinds—cowboy, baseball, fuzzy pink, and more—while standing in front of a colorful bookshelf full of books.
Four smiling students line up in a hallway wearing hats, including a pink cowboy hat and a white cowboy hat, showing off their Red Ribbon Week spirit.
A teacher and a smiling student wearing baseball caps take a selfie together at the classroom door. A sign nearby reads “Our class is a family.”
Three students pose together in front of a classroom word wall filled with vocabulary cards. Each wears a baseball cap, smiling and showing off their school pride.