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Just a friendly reminder that our North and South Elementary Family Night will be happening tomorrow, March 16th starting at 5:30 to 7:00 PM at North Elementary! We hope to see you and please come out to read a few books as well as stroll thru all of the many beautiful art masterpieces.
We won this beautiful puzzle in the door decorating contest for March is Reading Month. Great collaboration kids!!
Testing out the cushioning capabilities of various materials in 6th grade science! Students are determining the best material for balancing forces in a collision!
Fourth graders continued their fossil work today by building paleontologist tools using erector sets. They then engaged in some actual "fossil discovery" tool tests!
Ithaca Schools' phone system and network are back up and running. Thank you for your patience during the outage.
The 6th grade band had a wonderful concert tonight! They have worked so hard to improve their skills throughout the year!
The 5th graders read to the 4th graders this week to continue celebrating March is reading month!
MSU vs U of M
Wear gear to support your favorite team tomorrow.
As a part of their tropical climate zone unit, third graders designed solutions to keep albatross eggs safe from rising waters in Hawaii.
This week the Positivity Project (P2) focuses on: IDENTIFYING & APPRECIATING THE GOOD IN OTHERS
“Let us be grateful to people who make us happy; they are the charming gardeners who make our souls blossom.”
-MARCEL PROUST
Ms. Bush's room had a special guest reader today! Thank you to Mrs. Smith for sharing her love of reading!!
"Get Lost in a Good Book" from room 16!
Tomorrow is Animal Print/Camo Day
Ashley Mark from MDHHS- Division of Environmental Health came to read to the 4th graders today. They learned about groundwater and how water gets to our houses.They were each given a copy of the book she read!
In sixth grade the students enjoyed a story presented by our guest reader, Kiley Kochensparger from the GIRESD, who read "Salt in His Shoes: Michael Jordan in Pursuit of a Dream." This book inspired the students to continue to reach for their goals and have a love of learning.
In 6th grade science, students used penny launchers to investigate how the amount of force and mass will impact the change in motion of an object! They did a great job running a fair investigation!
Today we started off in the gym enjoying breakfast for everyone! It was a great chance for our parents/guardians to come in and enjoy breakfast with us! Thanks to our wonderful kitchen staff for making this happen.
4th graders were awarded with a dance party (Mr. D. is the BEST DJ!!) for bringing in the most snacks for the school!
Tomorrow is Read a Hat Day, so wear a hat with words on it in honor of reading month!
5th graders reading to 3rd graders during March is reading month!