On Friday, first graders participated in the Skype a Scientist program! We got to video chat with Madeline Kollegger, a wetland scientist and PhD candidate

Cooperative learning is a big part of what we do at The Summit! Cooperative learning is when students work together in small teams or with

As part of our daily literacy stations, yesterday students engaged in a hands-on learning experience that combined creativity, building, illustrating, and writing – what we

This week in Outdoor Education students learned about Missouri’s State Fruit, the Pawpaw! Students investigated the seed, leaves, and fruit of a Pawpaw tree then

Greetings First Grade Families, First Graders are actively engaged in music class!  Each day, we begin with Copycat Cat Clapping at the Rainbow Road, followed

  For the last two weeks, first graders have been practicing breaking down single digit numbers into their parts in order to become more familiar

As we continue to dive into protecting our environment, first graders are learning about resources – both natural and man-made. On Tuesday, we began our

When learning about needs and wants, first graders have started to notice that money is a needed resource in order to gain many of the

¡Hola hola! First graders have spent the first few weeks of Spanish reviewing some of the things they learned last year, such as el alfabeto, el calendario,

Landfills First graders have just begun learning about landfills, and some important alternatives to landfills! We began by reading a nonfiction book called Where Does