Today EFA+ students competed in the Camp Golden Eagle Multiple Intelligences Olympics!
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Kindergarteners draw a self portrait on their first day of art. Then they spend a school year learning, practicing, and growing. During one of their final visits to the art room they draw another self portrait. The growth and attention to detail is incredible. ❤️
Camp Golden Eagle continued today with a variety of fun camp activities in classrooms, the 5th grade talent show, and an opening and closing “campfire”.
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Today we kicked off Camp Golden Eagle 2022 with our Camp MI Day.
Students attended 6 sessions on a variety of topics including: planting vegetables, planning picnics, science experiments, nature lessons, a variety of craft projects, zoo animals, Cub Scouts, Lakota history, fitness, summer reading, and even…choreographing professional wrestling matches.
It was a day that we will all remember forever.
Thanks to all of our amazing presenters who made the day special and creatively educational.
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403 took some time to focus in on the future students of 403. They clued them in on all the tips and tricks to making their next year a great one and something to look forward to.
Students will “SOAR up” to visit their future classrooms on the last day of school.
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Today our kindergarten and first grade students took us on a musical journey to every continent with their informance.
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5th graders practicing for their Monologue Museum presentations, which you can see (along with our all school art show) this Thursday, from 5:30-6:30 pm in the halls of Eugene Field.
See you there!
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Students in 103 used their People Smarts and Word Smarts to review the big books that they have read as a class this year.
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EFA+ students continue to partner with IronFox Farm. We love this Nature Smart opportunity. 💚
School Info 5.13.22
• Classes in-session and on-time today
• Bus routes may be impacted
• No tardies this morning
• Final day May 25, 2022
5th graders completed a functional text “test” by reading how to build origami pots from newspaper. Then they transplanted their growing greenery!
Word Smart, Nature Smart, and Art Smart skills are work.
Please join us:
We would like to wish a belated Happy National School Lunch Hero Day to Connie Roth, our Child Nutrition specialist.
National School Lunch Hero Day was Friday, May 6th.
For 3 years the curtain has been closed and the stage has been dark…but not today!
The EFA+ musical is BACK!
Students are performing Aladdin Jr. this weekend and it is truly something magical.
REMINDER:
Our EFA+ spirit wear store is open until 11:59pm on May 5th!
Last chance to purchase our 20th anniversary of EFA+ design.
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EFA+ students had the unique opportunity to learn about Belly Dancing from a guest dance instructor.
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EFA+ students continue to experience hands on Nature Smart learning with IronFox Farm.
EFA+ 5th graders are working hard to curate their Monologue Museum Exhibits.
Each 5th grader has been gathering information about a notable person that they learned about at some point in elementary school. This is primarily a research writing project, but in true A+ fashion we integrated language arts, reading, math, visual art, and drama.
The Monologue Museum Exhibits will go on display as part of our upcoming art show that will be held on Thursday, May 19th from 5:30-6:30.
The 5th graders will perform monologues during the event to help viewers understand the notable person they learned about and the thought that went into the creation of each piece.
This speaking and listening game was so much fun that Mr. Mees just had to join in.
