Jessa and Mason both earned perfect scores on the weekly math challenge that focused on multiplication facts. Job well done!
Audree has been working hard in Frax Math! Congratulations on completing Sector 1!
ATTENTION 6TH GRADE PARENTS:
The NAHS CCP Information Meeting will be held on Jan 7th, 2025 at 6pm in the round room.
This meeting is required for the student to participate in any CCP class for the summer of 2025 and the 25-26 school year. The student and at least 1 parent or guardian must attend.
There will NOT be a video waiver available this year. If you miss the meeting, you will be required to make an in-person appointment with Mrs. Ohnewehr before being able to participate.
CCP deadline for the 25-26 SY is April 1st, 2025.
We would like to recognize Ms. Williams and Mrs. Whalen as our Staff of the Month for November. We appreciate all of their hard work and how much love and support they provide for our students!
We would like to congratulate these students for being our November Students of the Month! Thank you for being respectful, responsible, and safe. You all are great examples of what NAES represents!
Ms. Alle is spreading her wings and soaring to new heights in Math! Congrats on becoming 100% fluent in Reflex Math on your addition and subtraction facts 0-10’s!
Our third-grade classes have successfully completed their unit on the concept of multiplication. In addition, they initiated a community service project in collaboration with the Adams County Humane Society, aligning their learning standards with real-world applications. The students explored how multiplication can be used to support the animal shelter by solving relevant math problems. They also participated in a "Why, When, and Where" activity, discussing how multiplication can benefit the shelter’s operations. As part of this Career Connection initiative, the students explored various careers that involve working with animals. They also engaged in data collection, examining how these careers utilize skills such as math to support animal care and shelter operations.
In addition, the students collected essential items for the shelter, including food, toys, treats, and beds, as part of their community service efforts. The class also adopted four pets to shop for during the holiday season, further supporting the shelter’s needs. To enrich the experience, the students read Tails From The Animal Shelter, which provided valuable insights into the daily operations and importance of animal shelters.
Isaac is showing the rest of us how it is done! Congratulations on becoming 100% fluent with multiplication and division facts, 0-10's.
The Safety Patrol kids are making a difference by collecting new toys for families affected by the hurricane. If you wish to be a part of this inspiring effort, please feel free to bring in a donation. They can be dropped off at North Adams Elementary or you can make arrangements with Mrs. Crawford to pick them up!! All donations need to be turned in by December 10th. Thanks for your amazing support!!
Looking forward, we will be having a Christmas Theme Week at NAES, starting Dec. 16th. Each day staff and students can dress accordingly to the theme of that day. On Friday, students do not have school. Staff will be participating since they will be having an in-service day. This is not required. We hope everyone can enjoy the month of December!
Check out what's happening at NAES in December! Come out and enjoy the festivities with us!
Pack your bags and come travel around the world with us, as we will be hosting our 2nd Family Night for the school year this Thursday, December 5th from 6:00-7:30!
Students will be able to experience Christmas around the world. There will be interactive stations, and we have word there may be a surprise visit from someone at the North Pole!
It will be a great time for the whole family. We look forward to seeing you there!
Students in kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Willett's WIN (What I Need) class did a research project on US symbols. They chose their symbol, watched two videos about that specific symbol, drew a diagram, then filled out a "can, has, is" chart with information they learned. After they completed their chart, they wrote three sentences about what they learned. The next part of the project was to create a sculpture of their symbol using clay and paint. the final part was to share what they had learned by giving a brief presentation to their classmates!
Engaging, hands-on learning at its best!
Mrs. Whalen had her monthly AR drawing for November.
To receive tickets, students had to pass their AR tests. One ticket was received if a student missed only one question. Two tickets were earned if students missed no questions. Congrats to Ryder and Cohen!
Happy Thanksgiving from our North Adams Family to yours! We are certainly thankful for all of our students and families.
As a reminder, we will not be in session starting 11/27/24 through 12/2/24. Our first day back from Thanksgiving Break will be on 12/3/24!
While we have all been busy preparing and cooking our Thanksgiving meals, Hunter has been cooking in math! Congratulations on becoming 100% fluent with multiplication and division facts, 0-12's.
Congratulations NAES for your recognition of the PBIS Bronze Award for the 2023-2024 school year! Your hard work and dedication is greatly appreciated, as you ensure a safe place for all students to learn.
Students competed in a Stem bridge building challenge after completing their O.G. lesson -dge. They read a nonfiction decodable text entitled, "This Bridge" and had to work as a team to build a bridge made of paper that would hold 100 pennies. Students counted pennies to 100, used information that they learned in the text, used a chart to record design successes and failures, and worked together as a team to problem solve. Team Colton Freshour and Easton Hall and Team Addyson Marshall, Bentley Howard, and Tanner Grooms all completed the challenge! Proud of each one of them for their efforts!!
We are so proud of Christian Miller! He was having fun working on letter J words in playdough after reading his decodable text, "Jim and the Jam", with the support of Mrs. Howard. Thanks for making learning fun Mrs. King!
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