These second-grade Stewart Stars learned about several types of birds and designed bird feeder prototypes specific to each bird's needs! We want to say a huge thank you to Mr. Grimme from YHS for his help in this activity!
Mrs. Heiter's 4th grade Stewart Stars participated in the winter Potato Olympics. The week was spent researching their country, comparing and contrasting the ancient Olympics with the modern Olympics, learning about Olympic events, and watching some live coverage of the Winter Olympics. It's safe to say this class had a blast and were very creative with designing their potato athletes.
Mrs. Johnson’s 4th Grade Stewart Stars celebrated Potato Olympics on Friday, and what a joyful celebration it was.
From researching countries and traditions, to reading informational texts about the Games’ origins — learning came alive in the most beautiful way throughout the week.
But the most important lesson wasn’t found in a textbook.
It was found in the cheers.
In the high-fives.
In the way students celebrated one another’s victories — selflessly and sincerely.
They learned that true champions are not just the fastest or strongest. True champions encourage. They uplift. They celebrate others as loudly as they celebrate themselves.
On Friday, our classroom was filled with decorated potato athletes, creative team spirit, and the kind of laughter that reminds us why school should feel magical. That is something to celebrate!
From researching countries and traditions, to reading informational texts about the Games’ origins — learning came alive in the most beautiful way throughout the week.
But the most important lesson wasn’t found in a textbook.
It was found in the cheers.
In the high-fives.
In the way students celebrated one another’s victories — selflessly and sincerely.
They learned that true champions are not just the fastest or strongest. True champions encourage. They uplift. They celebrate others as loudly as they celebrate themselves.
On Friday, our classroom was filled with decorated potato athletes, creative team spirit, and the kind of laughter that reminds us why school should feel magical. That is something to celebrate!
The fourth graders at Stewart School participated in the 3rd Annual Potato Olympics, which was based on the Winter Olympics. Not only did they earn medals in events, but also for demonstrating good sportsmanship, being kind, and forĺ the most creative potato. Some of the events we participated in were: curling, speed skating, bobsled, skeleton, slalom skiing, and ski jump. Fun was had by all!
Mrs. Christensen's fourth graders at Stewart participated with all the fourth graders today in the Potato Olympics. We have learned about the Winter Olympics all week long, and had a fantastic time! #Team USA
The Stewart coffee cart was fun and festive for Valentine's Day! We delivered Delight Donuts heart-shaped donuts and used our different modes of communication, such as a high-tech AAC device (augmentative and alternative communication) that voices messages .
Stewart STARS had a busy day with two assemblies today. They got to meet NFL player Steve Grant this morning. Then this afternoon they got the hear the YMS jazz band play!
Did someone say heart + hands? ❤️🤟 Stewart Second Grade had a blast learning American Sign Language this week! A huge thank you to Mrs. Huber and Toby for teaching our Valentine's Day signs — watching the kids practice was so sweet and inspiring.
Stewart 4th graders in Mrs. Christensen's class would like to thank Mrs. Monica Dahl from Explorers Credit Union for volunteering her time as our Junior Achievement instructor this year. We learned a lot! Our favorite activity was building a bridge across a river. Mrs. Dahl also spoiled us with treats, Monster cookies, and new water bottles. Thank you, Mrs. Dahl!!!
Stewart 1st graders in Mrs. Viereck's class were so excited to have our former student teacher stop in on the 100th day of school! We miss you Miss Sadler!
Mrs. Steiner's 1st grade class celebrated the 100th day of school this week! They were detectives during math solving problems with the number 100, made hats, wrote about themselves at 100 years old and made 100 fruit loop necklaces.
3rd grade students in Mrs. Law's class @ Stewart Elementary are working in groups to practice word work skills with suffixes.
Optional Book Club in the 4th grade at Stewart had their 2nd lunch meeting today to not only eat lunch together, but also discuss the book Frindle. So proud of these kiddos putting forth effort in their reading. We had a great discussion today.
Morning Meeting Teamwork Tuesday in 3rd grade Mrs. Law's class at Stewart Elementary.
We love Junior Achievement in second grade at Stewart! We want to say a huge thank you to our volunteers from First Dakota who taught us about money, careers, and even taxes!
There were some very hard-working students on coffee cart today!
They were 'naturals!'
They were 'naturals!'
Mr. Jimenez DeAnda led a lesson on kindness with Ms. Jarovski’s 1st graders at Stewart Elementary. As a member of the YHS Educators Rising Chapter, Mr. Jimenez DeAnda is gaining valuable classroom experience and supporting student learning.
Mrs. Beste came to teach a STEM lesson to Mrs. Steiner's 1st grade class at Stewart yesterday! The students had to use teamwork to create the tallest tower.
Mrs. Steiner's 1st grade class had a special visitor today! Our high school student from 1st semester came back to our class today! As a student apart of Educators Rising, Eva taught our class about kindness and they made a paper chain of ways they can be kind!
Miss Paulson led a lesson on kindness with Mrs. Steiner’s 1st graders at Stewart Elementary. Miss Paulson is a member of the YHS Educators Rising Chapter, gaining hands-on experience while making a meaningful impact in the classroom!
