Farley Elementary School

Do you want to know what's going on at Farley Elementary School? Find out in this week's newsletter sent from Dr. T. It includes important announcements, upcoming events, voluntee...

Mrs. Bullock's class spent two weeks researching butterflies while waiting for their classroom butterflies to hatch. Students learned about the butterfly life cycle, diet, and li...

Kindergarten is counting down with the ABC's to summer break. F for Flashlight was a huge success. Students partnered up to complete counting collections. Then we wrapped up ma...

Farley 5th grade had an amazing time at Alabama 4-H Science School! They worked together with their groups to complete team building challenges and played games to promote team wo...

Last week was the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) Week of the Young Child, celebrating children, families, and teachers. Each day, we had a diffe...

Kindergarten students spent the afternoon safely watching the solar eclipse. They enjoyed watching this phenomenon, which will only occur again once they are much older adults. St...

Kindergarten wrapped up our rules unit in reading with an egg hunt. They were tasked with only finding 10 eggs to make it fair, just like the story we read about students followin...

Farley Pre-K had a fun, hands on science lesson with The Nutty Scientist! It was the perfect mix of hands on, educational fun for Pre-K. We began by learning about the molecules...

Mrs. Harbour and Ms. Dull‘s Pre-K class made our annual green eggs and ham tradition. The children first listened to a story read aloud. We discussed the ingredients of green eggs...

Fourth graders in Mrs. Patrocky's class have been learning about the structures and functions of the human body. This week, students were focusing on the brain and the nervous s...

Hands on science is so much fun! During our author study of Dr. Seuss, Pre-K learned a new word, oobleck. This led to so much messy fun! What is a solid? What is a liquid? Oob...

Black History Month is being observed by our third-grade classes through the study of prominent African Americans who have shaped our country's history. Through book reports and p...

Fifth grade has been learning all about mixtures, solutions, mass, volume, and density. This week, we learned to separate mixtures using various methods. It’s always fun to go to ...

1st grade kicked off a unit on money with a Lemonade Stand! Students were able to practice identifying coins and adding change together. They were also able to demonstrate exchang...

Farley Pre-K and Kindergarten had so much fun at our Book Club meeting yesterday afternoon! Every month, our book club enjoys a book together with a follow-up activity. We all p...

Following an inclement weather day on Friday, Jan.12, Huntsville City Schools (HCS) will be in session on Friday, April 26. Students, teachers, and employees will follow normal ...

Congratulations to Kylee Veit (4th) and Marshall McCoy (5th)! Their artwork will be displayed at the Huntsville Museum of Art for Youth Art Month. YAM 2024: The exhibition will be...

Congratulations to Austin Belanger, 2nd grade, for winning 3rd place in the State Superintendent Visual Art Show in Montgomery! Austin’s Fall Leaf Watercolor painting competed in ...

Farley 5th grade had an amazing time hosting their Colonial Trades Day! Students have been working hard gathering research about their chosen trade. They then presented their rese...

We want to thank the Rise Raptor Project for bringing Blue (a male American kestrel, which is a type of a falcon), Sassy (a red-tailed hawk), and Maximus (a Eurasian eagle owl) to...