Mrs. Steiner's first grade class at Stewart learned about Johnny Appleseed and apples this week! To celebrate, we learned how to make homemade applesauce!
about 1 year ago, Paige Steiner
Teacher Twin Day in Mrs. C's 4th grade at Stewart. I told my twins they just needed more old lady hair and padding. 😆
about 1 year ago, Faydra Christensen
Mrs. Viereck's 1st grade class had so much fun learning about Johnny Appleseed and making homemade applesauce!
about 1 year ago, Megan Viereck, 1st Grade Teacher, Stewart Elementary
There are two Mrs. Indahl's at Stewart Elementary today! Happy "Twin with a Teacher/Staff Day!" 🌟🌟
about 1 year ago, Andrea Indahl
✨ Homecoming vibes are in the air! 🎉 Sandy made a special appearance at Stewart School with her pink ladies! 💖Go Gazelles and Bucks!
about 1 year ago, Ginny Moser
Roll out the red carpet for these 2nd grade Stewart Stars on dress like a movie/video game character day!
about 1 year ago, Lori Schaeffer
Mrs. C's 4th graders enjoyed the Homecoming Pep Rally for the Bucks and Gazelles!!! She also got see one her past favorite students....if she had favorites! 😉
about 1 year ago, Faydra Christensen
Stewart STARS enjoyed an all school pep rally from the YHS athletes and cheer team.
about 1 year ago, Cody Lukkes, Stewart Elementary Principal
Mrs. C's 4th graders at Stewart on Movie Character Day for Homecoming! Can you guess who they are??
about 1 year ago, Faydra Christensen
Stewart 1st graders enjoyed pajama day during their read-in!
about 1 year ago, Megan Viereck, 1st Grade Teacher, Stewart Elementary
🍁✨ We’re so grateful to Mrs. Huber and Toby for teaching our second graders autumn-themed A.S.L. signs! 🤟💛 Learning and communicating has never been this much fun!
about 1 year ago, Ginny Moser
These second graders from Stewart wanted to show you how tired they were on pajama day! 😂 Homecoming week is always exciting!
about 1 year ago, Lori Schaeffer
Mrs. Heiter's 4th graders enjoyed doing a jigsaw lesson on the Roman Empire. The students got to become an "expert" on a topic within the lesson and then had to teach their peers about it.
about 1 year ago, Kellie Heiter, 4th GradeTeacher, Stewart Elementar
Stewart fifth graders in Mrs. Savey's class have a little fun during morning meeting!
about 1 year ago, Heidi Savey, Webster 5th grade
A HUGE thank you from the Stewart School 3rd graders to the South Dakota Humanities Council for the beautiful book, Wings of an Eagle: The Gold Medal Dreams of Billy Mills. This 2025 Young Readers selection is an amazing true story of a South Dakota hero. We love it and are so excited to receive our very own copies of it! Thank you!
#WingsofanEagle #BillyMills #SouthDakotaHumanitiesCouncil
about 1 year ago, Kathleen Bergeson
Mrs. Steiner's 1st grade class at Stewart learned about lines that wiggle! We learned about different types of lines during art and used oil pastels and water colors to paint them!
about 1 year ago, Paige Steiner

Stewart Star Readers celebrated their SUPER summer reading accomplishment - on a summery day - with ice cream and a trip to Memorial Park! So impressive (& important) to read every day! So fun to celebrate achieving their goal! Congratulations to these amazing readers!

about 1 year ago, Kathleen Bergeson
3rd graders at Stewart Elementary in Mrs. Law's class are working on the comprehension strategy of sequencing with their partners!
about 1 year ago, Chelsea Wounded Head
How fast can you write a measure in 4/4 meter? Mrs Leader's Stewart 3rd graders had fun racing to beat the clock! It was a fun Friday!
about 1 year ago, Lori Leader, Webster Elementary Music
Today our 4th grade Stewart Stars spent time learning about September 11th. Their little hearts were a mixture of curiosity, heartbreak, and deep gratitude as we talked about the bravery, sacrifice, and love that shone through such a difficult day in history.

This morning’s conversations left us humbled, but what touched us even more was stepping outside at noon recess to see the flag rise above the fire department and wave high above the rooftops. The kids paused, their eyes fixed on it, and you could feel the weight of honor and respect in that moment.

Even at just 9 years old, they understand the importance of remembering and saying thank you to our heroes. Their messages of love remind us all:

✨ Forever grateful. Forever remembering. Never forget. ✨

— 4J Stewart Stars
about 1 year ago, Desiree Johnson