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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!
5th graders came and read with 3rd grade today for "Read With A Rainforest Friend Day."
Fourth graders demonstrated excellence in science, engineering, and art when creating fossil layer Lego walls. Look for present day images at the top and layers from long ago underneath!
This week the Positivity Project (P2) focuses on: HUMOR
“Humor is one of the best ingredients of survival.”
-AUNG SAN SUU KYI
Hello North Families!
This week started our kick off to March is Reading Month. On March 1st, we had an awesome assembly by Nelson's Wildlife Safari. It was perfect for our
"Wild About Reading" theme. This month we will also have special dress up days too. Your student should have brought home a Reading Month calendar with
all the dress up days and fun activities to celebrate reading. If you did not receive one, please have your student come to the office to get one. The dress up days will
also be announced on Thrillshare and North Elementary School fb page. Also, any girls age 8-11 that are interested in competing for the title of Wee Queen of Scots
for the Highland Festival may pick up an application packet in the office. And lastly, if you child is in need of clothing for the upcoming Spring season, please contact the
office and we will send home a form for My School Closet so that they may receive some gently used outfits. If you have clothes to donate to that program, there is a bin
in both Elementary buildings.
Please stay safe over the weekend with our newest "Stormageddon" that is supposed to arrive sometime tonight. Have a great weekend!
5th graders had an engaging opportunity with Wildlife Safari to kick off reading month!
Yesterday we kicked off our reading month with an amazing and engaging opportunity to learn about animals as we get set for a rainforest reading adventure! The sixth graders were excited to get up close and touch the animals as well as learn some new facts about each one.