Thank you to Batter Up and Mr. Jason Windham. He teamed up with Mrs. Alston and Mrs. Thomasson’s classes again this year to celebrate word knowledge. The kids loved their fries for knowing their 1st 100 Fry words!



Mrs. Stewart’s class spent the week learning their standards through a book study with Humble Pie and wrapped it up today talking about Johnny Appleseed and making apple pie!




Mrs. Hutchins’ and Mrs. Moore’s class had so much fun learning all about apples this week! We explored the parts of an apple, learned about the life cycle of an apple, and put our taste buds to the test with an apple tasting activity! 🍎

Ms. Bryant and Mrs. Bohannon’s Pre-K friends had an appletastic day! 🍎 Our families generously donated everything we needed to make our Apple Fun Day a success. Students tasted red, yellow, and green apples and voted for their favorite. Red apples were the winner! ❤️ We also tried apple pie and made our own delicious apple treats. It was a fun day filled with tasting, creating, and learning!

👏 Help us give a BIG Westside congratulations to this week’s leaders! Keep up the great work—we are so proud of you! ⭐

🩺🫀 Human Body Day in First Grade! 🫁🩻
Our first graders wrapped up their study of the human body with a special Human Body Day! Students participated in a variety of fun, hands-on activities that brought their learning to life. We were also excited to welcome several special visitors who work in the medical field and shared their knowledge and experiences with our students.










Pink Day in Pre-K 💕🌸🩷🦩



Ms. Bouler’s kindergarten class had a visitor today. Mrs. Bell helped make apple salads & read a book. Such a fun and exciting day!

Mrs. Meadows and Ms. Maddie’s Pre-K class had so much fun following a simple recipe to make a yummy apple snack!
This hands-on activity was a fun way for our students to practice following directions, counting, fine-motor skills, and independence while making a tasty treat. Most importantly, they were so proud of their yummy apple creations! 🍎🥜🍫



🏈💙 Homecoming is just a few weeks away! Here’s a sneak peek at our Homecoming Dress-Up Days for those who want to start planning ahead!.🐯✨

🚧🦺 TIGER PRIDE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION! 🦺🚧
Our students are bringing the NEON and showing out for the Tigers! 💛🖤 Today’s theme was Construction Worker / Wear Neon, and they definitely understood the assignment! 🛠️💥





Kindergarten celebrated the end of their kings and queens unit with a royal tea party!








This week Mrs. Meadows and Ms. Maddie’s Pre-K class has been learning all about the 5 Senses. They have had so much fun exploring the 5 Senses through fun games and hands-on activities. We ended our unit with a fun 5 senses popcorn exploration activity! Yummy!
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Pre-K was looking pretty in purple yesterday ! ☂️🟣💜🦄


🌟 Celebrating our Leaders of the Week! 👏 Your hard work, dedication, and leadership shine! Keep inspiring! 💙🏆

Today’s the day! 🎉 This wonderful opportunity kicks off today, and we hope to see you there! 💙
*Updated Dates*


🚨 Parenting Classes are TOMORROW NIGHT! 👨👩👧👦💙
Come enjoy FREE dinner, childcare, parenting resources, and receive up to $175 in Visa gift cards 🎁💳
📝 Stop by the front office to fill out an application!
Don’t miss out! ❤️


We’ve had such a fun week so far with our grandparents! Tomorrow is 2nd Grade’s turn.

This year, Westside is using Beanstack to encourage students to read. Make sure that you got the flyer that came home with more information and directions to download the app. Then you’ll be ready to start logging reading minutes at home. Even Kindergarten students can participate by listening to an adult read! Reading books to your child builds essential language skills, expands their vocabulary, and develops a love of reading.


Big Brothers Big Sisters of West Alabama is offering DHS students the opportunity to become a High School Big and mentor a student at Westside Elementary School!
This is your chance to build a meaningful connection, serve as a positive role model, and make a lasting difference in a child’s life. Plus, students can earn community service credit for their participation!
Pick up an application in Ms. Pacheco’s office at the DHS Library.
This is your chance to build a meaningful connection, serve as a positive role model, and make a lasting difference in a child’s life. Plus, students can earn community service credit for their participation!
Pick up an application in Ms. Pacheco’s office at the DHS Library.

