Wacky Wednesday! Stewart teachers shook things up a bit by trading classrooms to start the day.
Mrs. Binde (K) in 4th grade
Mrs. Kapla (1st) in 3rd grade
Mrs. Zimmerman (2nd) in 5th grade
Mrs. Harvison (3rd) in 1st grade




Wacky Wednesday! Stewart teachers shook things up a bit by trading classrooms to start the day.
Mrs. Goeden (4th) in kindergarten
Mrs. Moser (2nd) in 5th grade
Mrs. Viereck (1st) in 3rd grade
Mr. Slowey (5th) in 2nd grade




Students at Stewart School celebrated “Fox in Sox” Day. 2nd and 3rd grade students show off their crazy & mismatched socks during recess.


Mrs. Kapla's class created artwork with an influence from Peru. Deep Space Sparkle Peruvian artwork.



2nd graders were busy building castles in art today!!!

Mrs.Binde’s class loves math centers! We have so much fun we forget we are learning!




Stewart Kindergarten is “chomping” their way into spring!


First grade Deep Space Sparkle Black History Month Art

Snowmen

Stewart School 3rd graders work together to learn about Black History Month.


Stewart first grade making predictions about our "egg" cavity lab to celebrate dental health month.


Stewart first graders celebrated Dental Health Month with an “egg-periment” to raise awareness on the importance of dental care!



Stewart School fourth graders experimenting with gravitational energy and how it is used in planning the design of rollercoasters.



Our Stewart Stars enjoyed some game time to celebrate our hard work!




Stewart First graders enjoyed some classroom games to celebrate our hard work!
This Stewart Elementary 3rd grader is using manipulatives to relate multiplication and division.

Stewart first graders wishing Avera Majestic Bluffs nursing home and assisted living residents a Happy Valentine’s Day!

Stewart School creates Valentine's for Avera Majestic Bluffs nursing home and assisted living residents. Students had fun passing kind wishes on to everyone! Happy Valentine's Day!




“Snow” much fun at recess!
Mrs. Marquardt’s Kindergarten



Mrs. Zimmerman’s 2nd grade students at Stewart learned how temperature affects matter by making ice cream in science.




