This week, first grade students have been continuing their learning about Native American legends by exploring the Navajo tribe. We began our exploration by reading

This week, our first-grade scientists dove into a messy, hands-on exploration of the states of matter using a fascinating Non-Newtonian fluid called “oobleck.” Named after

Today we read a Native American legend called Rainbow Crow. We discussed what a legend was and how Native American people used legends for many

This week, in preparation for the Thanksgiving holiday, first grade students have been introduced to our second trimester social studies topic – Native Americans.  Leading

On Monday, first, second, fourth, and fifth graders were treated to an awesome presentation on the string instruments of the symphony orchestra. Summit parent, Carla

Mark your calendars and make plans to attend our next ISACS (Independent School Association of the Central States) Parent Series “Never Enough: When Achievement Pressure

Yesterday, our first, second, fourth and fifth graders had an amazing opportunity to learn about string instruments during a special music class presentation! We welcomed

First graders have spent the last 5 weeks of spelling and phonics instruction becoming experts on digraphs! As you may remember from my blog post

This week in Outdoor Ed. students explored the wild world of birds! Students learned about both Missouri resident and seasonal visitor birds that can be

For Trimester 2, first graders will spend a lot of time learning about weather. Before we can fully understand how weather and the water cycle