Mrs. Hardin's 3rd graders at East End Intermediate enjoyed creating addition stories and nature scenes about leaves they collected as a group. The "art gallery" during share time was fun for all. #LearnBigDreamBigger
7 days ago, Liane Teague
On Monday, East End Intermediate recognized all the students who received Positive Office Referrals during October. We also celebrated all the students, classes, and staff members who best exemplified the CKH Word of the Month, Self-Direct, last month. Congratulations to all!
The CKH Word of the Month for November is Teamwork. Students will work together as a team to accomplish their goals.
10 days ago, Liane Teague
Today, East End Intermediate participated in Special Olympics. Our students brought home 3 gold, 1 silver, and 2 bronze medals. Congratulations to the following students for their effort and success!
Guy Kirkwood-Silver
Ada Royal-Gold
Silas Wilfong-Bronze
Camden Thompson-Bronze
AJ Ausbrooks- Gold
Branden Vernor- Gold
11 days ago, Liane Teague
East End Intermediate's Chess teams participated in the ARESC Fall Chess Tournaments last week. The 5th-grade team won 3rd place. Wyatt Ritchie tied for 2nd overall. Avlyn Jaggars, Luzzeli Cabrera, and Mason Quinn tied for 4th overall. Congratulations, students, and a huge thank you to Mrs. Seaton (EEI Chess Sponsor) and Mr. Jaggars (a parent volunteer) for the countless hours teaching and practicing with students. Way to represent EEI!
14 days ago, Liane Teague
Last week at East End Intermediate, the 4th graders became composers in music class with Miss Burris! They worked together to write out a song and then were able to play it on pumpkins using a MakeyMakey board!
14 days ago, Liane Teague
At East End Intermediate, fourth-grade math detectives celebrated Halloween by finding the Halloween Angle Culprit from the town of Mathington. Students practiced their protractor skills by measuring and identifying different angles. With careful consideration and mathematical precision, they identified the character that was different because of their diligent angle measurements.
15 days ago, Liane Teague
Mrs. Jones’s 5th-grade students at East End Intermediate put their math skills to work in a fun, hands-on way! Using Play-Doh, students designed and built models of their ideal park. They then applied their knowledge of fractions to calculate the area of each labeled section.
What a great way to combine creativity, problem-solving, and real-world math! #LearnBigDreamBigger
about 1 month ago, Liane Teague
Math Minds at Work at East End Intermediate!
Mrs. Braden’s 3rd-grade class is tackling area with real-world problem-solving. Mrs. Potter’s 4th graders are diving deep into comparing fractions with unlike denominators — and doing it with confidence! Miss Mosqueda’s 5th-grade mathematicians are mastering multiplying and dividing fractions.
We love seeing students teaching students, sharing ideas, and participating in targeted interventions designed to meet every learner where they are! #LearnBigDreamBig
about 1 month ago, Liane Teague
East End Intermediate recognized all the students who received Positive Office Referrals during September. We also celebrated all the students, classes, and staff members who best exemplified the CKH Word of the Month, Empathy, last month. Congratulations to all!
The CKH Word of the Month for October is self-direct. Students will work on setting goals, both academic and personal, and strive to achieve them.
about 1 month ago, Liane Teague
Third-graders at East End Intermediate have been finding the area of figures in lots of fun ways. They went to area stations, taped off rectangles with a given area, and explored square feet/meters on the playground. #LearnBigDreamBigger
about 1 month ago, Liane Teague
Over the past few weeks at East End Intermediate, Mrs. Lloyd's classes have been studying matter and its various states. Last week, they had the opportunity to make a non-Newtonian fluid, oobleck, that changes states of matter when pressure is applied or released. #LearnBigDreamBigger
about 1 month ago, Liane Teague
Chess Club is up and rolling at East End Intermediate! A HUGE shout out to Mrs. Seaton, our sponsor, and Mr. Jaggars, who is a parent volunteer that practices with the team each week, teaching them different strategies. We appreciate your support for our students! #LearnBigDreamBigger
about 2 months ago, Liane Teague
Mrs. Potter's 4th-grade class at East End Intermediate compared fractions on a number line last week. They had to explain their strategy to locate the fraction on the number line that had a different denominator than what the number line was divided into. #LearnBigDreamBigger
about 2 months ago, Liane Teague
Thank you to Savvy Boutique in East End for supplying teachers and staff at EEI with lunch last week. It was delicious and greatly appreciated!
about 2 months ago, Liane Teague
At East End Intermediate, all students learned about Constitution Day. In Mrs. Whitehead's 5th Grade social studies classes, students learned by working their way through a "Constitution Escape Room!" #LearnBigDreamBigger
2 months ago, Liane Teague
East End Intermediate wants to give a huge shout-out to Forest Towers and the East End PTO for supplying staff with lunch and dinner last Thursday during Parent/Teacher Conferences. Thank you for taking care of our EEI family!
2 months ago, Liane Teague
At East End Intermediate, Mrs. Whitehead's 5th Grade Social Studies (Geography) classes put their new skills of plotting longitude and latitude coordinates to the test in a game of Battleship! #LearnBigDreamBigger
2 months ago, Liane Teague
Thank you to Grace Health Services for donating pizza for EEI's staff meeting. It was a wonderful treat, and we appreciate the community support!
2 months ago, Liane Teague
Last Tuesday East End Intermediate had Monthly Morning Meeting. We recognized all students who received a Positive Office Referral and celebrated all Students and Classes of the Month who were nominated for starting the year off strong. Congratulations to all who received awards and recognition!
The CKH Word of the Month for September is empathy. Students will be doing character lessons in counseling this month learning what empathy is, how to be empathetic towards others, and how it will help them in growing to be a stronger leader.
2 months ago, Liane Teague
We have sold the maximum number of tickets available for the Grandparents' Breakfast at East End Intermediate. Thank you to everyone who bought tickets. We apologize if anyone was unable to purchase tickets. If you were unable to buy tickets, please get in touch with the office for an additional option.
3 months ago, Amber Binz
