Have a wonderful spring break! #SCCSD
Adam's Nature Center working with kindergarten students on animal adaptations!
Here is our April Reading Challenge! Please feel free to post your responses to our Facebook page. This challenge will run throughout the month of April. Please let us know if you have any questions.
Some co-teaching taking place in math today to implement small group learning!
Students working to develop fluency!
This respectful Eager Eagle was sighted helping others in thoughtful and caring ways! Way to SOAR with others and keep it up!
Morningside Eagles -- It's time for our March Eagle Hall of Fame announcement.
Kindergarten students working on demonstrating making visual representations of numbers 1-20.
5th graders built planets from Legos while making presentations and researching planets.
Students working on finding sight words with Bee Bots.
Kindergarten students learning about force and motion. They are building roller coasters to make a marble get from one end to the other. Gravity keeps the marble on the track and steeper inclines make the marble go faster. The kids had so much fun!
Due to the weather, all SCCSD schools will dismiss two hours early today (3/16/23).
Downtown office will close at 1:30 PM.
Working hard to develop math skills
Preschoolers with showing off their work and learning about numbers.
👋Reminder👋 School will be in session on Friday, March 24 to make up for a snow day the District had during the school year.
Hello Morningside! This young Eagle was sighted being kind and helping friends on his way to recess! Way to "SOAR with" others and keep it up!
Congratulations to Mrs. Gaul--nominated as one of the district's March Wellness Champions! Her commitment and dedication to personal and building wide wellness supports our SOARing Eagles every day!
Students working hard to develop strategies to attack text and become fluent.
Dear Parents/Guardians of Morningside STEM Elementary Students:
Starting on Wednesday, March 8, 2023, we are challenging students at Morningside STEM Elementary to read 216,580 minutes. To prove that we have read these minutes, each student will be bringing home reading logs for the challenge along with this letter. Please keep track of how long your child reads each night while at home. (Younger students can count the time that someone reads to them.). Only minutes of reading that happen outside of school will count. In order to reach this goal, all students 3rd grade and above should read a minimum of 15 minutes every night. Kindergarten through 2nd grade students should read for a minimum of 10 minutes every night. Please have your student return the correct reading log each Wednesday to their classroom teacher. We will total the minutes each week and post them in the cafeteria for all students to see.
There will be special prizes throughout the 4 weeks for students helping in meeting this goal of 216,580 minutes!
As an additional incentive for the students, the class that has the highest percentage of students meeting their goals at the end of the four weeks will receive the grand prize. For more information, check out the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-R2yfW9DQ4
Thank you for your support with our reading challenge.
Congratulations to CJ for winning the drawing for the prize package from 3-5 family math night! Thank you to our PTA for providing the prize!
