Citrus Grove Elementary School

🎉📚 100th Day of School = 100 Reasons to Celebrate Learning! 📚🎉
Can you believe it’s the 100th day of school? In public schools everywhere, students have been busy learning, growing, and showing up every single day. Here’s a look at 100 things CGE students have experienced so far this year 👇
Learned new words
Read books
Read books with a buddy
Practiced kindness
Worked in groups
Took turns and shared
Listened to stories read aloud
Retold a story in order
Identified main ideas
Made text-to-self connections
Wrote complete sentences
Enjoyed recess
Practiced fair play
Used problem-solving skills
Listened to adults and peers
Helped others
Used capitals and punctuation correctly
Wrote opinion pieces
Wrote narratives
Wrote informative paragraphs
Practiced handwriting
Learned new vocabulary
Spoke in front of the class
Asked thoughtful questions
Counted to big numbers
Learned place value
Played instruments
Attended PE
Practiced teamwork
Built strength and endurance
Learned new routines
Built stamina for learning
Practiced focus and perseverance
Learned from mistakes
Tried again when work was hard
Celebrated classmates’ success
Added numbers
Subtracted numbers
Solved word problems
Explained math thinking
Used math tools and manipulatives
Learned math facts
Took math assessments
Learned about patterns
Worked hard to arrive on time
Measured objects
Learned about shapes
Conducted science experiments
Made predictions
Observed changes
Learned about plants
Learned about animals
Studied weather
Learned about Earth and space
Used scientific vocabulary
Recorded data
Asked “why?” and “how?”
Learned classroom routines
Practiced organization skills
Used technology for learning
Logged into digital platforms
Typed responses
Created presentations
Learned digital citizenship
Practiced safe technology use
Watched educational videos
Completed online assignments
Learned about communities
Learned about maps
Studied history
Learned about citizenship
Solved problems peacefully
Followed school rules
Set personal goals
Attended art class
Created original artwork
Learned art techniques
Listened to music
Sang songs
Learned rhythms
Built friendships
Learned responsibility
Took pride in their work
Followed a schedule
Ate lunch with friends
Learned cafeteria expectations
Asked for help when needed
Learned self-confidence
Found joy in learning
Showed up ready to learn
Gave their best effort
Grew academically
Grew socially
Mastered tricky phonics patterns
Grew emotionally
Learned something new every day
Built strong habits
Became better readers
Became stronger thinkers
PROVED that 100 days of learning makes a difference 💯

👏 Here’s to 100 days smarter and many more ahead. Diamondbacks are doing BIG things—one day, one lesson, one learner at a time! 💙📘

🍿🎬THE COUNTDOWN TO KINDERGARTEN IS ON!🎬🍿

We are rolling out the red carpet for our newest learners at Kindergarten Kick-Off! 🌟 Families are invited to join us on Wednesday, February 4, at 5:30 p.m., right here at Citrus Grove Elementary.

During the event, families will tour our campus, meet our leadership team, visit a kindergarten classroom, and learn about meals, transportation, Extended Day after-school care, and more.

➡️ Now enrolling! Registration for the 2026–27 school year is OPEN for all grade levels, with on-site enrollment assistance available during Kindergarten Kick-Off. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4jn3N7K

Begin the journey at Citrus Grove Elementary, where bright futures take center stage. We can’t wait to welcome our Diamondbacks. Enroll today! ✨🐍

#ALLINMartin👊 #PublicSchoolPROUD

🎁Looking for a gift this holiday season?🎁

Look no further! Purchase a tag created by one of our fifth-grade art students through Martin County Tax Collector, Ruth Pietruszewski's Office! Choose from plates created by students from one of our elementary schools. Proceeds from purchases go back to our classrooms!
Purchase tags from this year or previous years: https://martin-county-tag-art.myshopify.com/