Ms. Lucky and Ms. Rommel's VPK are learning about staying healthy! Today we learned how to clean a "boo boo" and cover it with a band aid. The Princess and Spiderman Band-Aids were a big hit!
Being a Friend is Groovy! First time winners: Phoenix Johnston and Asher Pulliam
The Education Foundation of Martin County is hosting a BOOK BONANZA at Crystal Lake Elementary School tomorrow, 12/3. There are still availble seats. Please sign up, attend, and enjoy! https://www.educationfoundationmc.org/p/444/efmc-book-bonanza-family-literacy-events
Good morning all,
Hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. Three more weeks till our next break!!
Please see December’s calendar for the Fruit and Veggie program. Along with it is the Nutrition Nibbles through the first week in January 2025..
🎉HSE Staff Shout Out! 🎉
Mrs. Hoilman led campus-wide learning recently with a focus on student behavior.
High engagement strategies were provided to teachers allowing us to reflect on our students and patterns of behavior. We are thankful to have leaders sharing best practices.
🎉HSE Staff Shout Out! 🎉
Weekly, our campus engages in professional learning meeting the needs of our community. This month, our ESE Leaders led our staff in essential learning to best support 100% of our students. Thank you to Mrs. Crohe, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Fox, and Mrs. Campbell.
📣Important Meeting📣
PTA General Assembly. All families encouraged to attend. Memberships can be purchased same night too.
Meeting will precede our
❄️Winter Chorus Concert❄️
5:30 - General meeting in cafe
5:30 - chorus students warm up with Mr. Voss (chorus room)
6:00 - Chorus concert in cafe
✌️Peace, ❤️Love, and 🕊️Kindness! HSE started this year with this in our hearts and we seek to put it into actions daily. We wish our entire community "Hippy Thanksgiving".
The Hobe Sound Eagles celebrated peace, kindness, and thankfulness in style, donning their best hippie-inspired outfits! 🌸✌️🕊️
HSE Kindergarten classes discovered what a Solid 🧱, Liquid 💦and Gas 💨 are. They were able to make Oobleck (A non-Newtonian fluid) to observe how it transitions from a solid when squeezed to a liquid when it is sitting in your hand. SCIENCE LAB DAYS ARE THE BEST!
Thanksgiving Break has officially begun for our students, teachers, and school-based employees! 🦃🍁🍂
Wishing you all a joyful, restful, and safe holiday. We can’t wait to welcome everyone back on Monday, December 2.
#ALLINMartin👊
🍀The 4-H HSE Club has commenced.
Our Eagles are learning through fun and hands-on activities that focus on the four Hs: Head, Heart, Hands, and Health.
🐝Kindergarteners had a blast sifting through cheese puff pollen to find the nectar starburst, and enjoyed singing and crafting.
🧘First and second graders practiced yoga and even completed the 4-H pledge in yoga poses.
🌻Third graders explored Flora and Fauna, made Flora bracelets, and did a germ activity to learn about health.
📝HSE grade 3️⃣ students collaborate to identify and write about character perspective utilizing evidence from the text. This work begins with a 2-minute independent quick write ensuring all students have details to share with partners.
🍂 SUPPORTING STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES 🍂
Reminder: the Martin County School District is hosting its Transition Fair tomorrow, November 20, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the MCSD Board Room.
Families of students with disabilities in grades K-12 who have an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or Section 504 Plan can expect to learn more about additional education and career opportunities for their children.
We hope to see you there!
#ALLINMartin👊 #IgniteTogetherMCSD🔥
HSE SAC was thankful for the partnership with ❤️🐾 SFHS Leaders regarding our work in increasing rigor on our campus through seeking becoming an International Baccalaureate- primary years elementary school. Mrs Desreuisseau & Mr. Shewmaker introduced the impact and power behind earning an IB diploma and experiencing learning through an IB lens.
At HSE, we recognize that our students are in a direct path to attend SFHS and that our students deserve access to the highest quality instruction to prepare them for options as they earn their high school diploma and beyond.
Parents, your student's fall portraits that were taken a few weeks ago and have been ready to order. The original order due date is approaching on this Friday, November 22nd but has now been extended until Black Friday, November 29th. If you can order by this Friday before the busy holiday week, do so but know you have extra time until the 29th to place the order if you need! Proof forms have been sent out and if your student was photographed they should have the paper order form with their password to view. To place an order, goto www.focusedonforever.com/order and enter your student's password that was on their proof form or that may have been emailed or texted to you. Did you never see your student's images or proof form? You can find your child's password by going to www.focusedonforever.com/password and retrieve the password there. If you are unsuccessful you can message schools@focusedonforever.com or call/text 772-283-6807 for assistance.
📆REMINDER: Next meeting is this Tuesday 11/19 @ 2:15 PM.
This month we have 2️⃣ presentations.
🌟Principal Elliott will be sharing 5 essential survey data and connecting it to our SIP.
🌟SFHS ❤️🐾 leaders will be sharing IB information and pathways we will begin in elementary to prepare our students for their HS options.
Shoutout to our amazing 4th graders in Mrs. Cagni’s class! 🚀 Frequently, they collaborate and implement problem solving skills to build and create incredible projects with LEGO robotics. It’s inspiring to see how teamwork, creativity, and problem-solving come together to bring their ideas to life. The future is bright with these young innovators! #STEM #TeamworkInAction #LEGORobotics #FutureEngineer
Grade 1 Mrs. Aylsworth’s class learned about Living Things as well as parents and their offsprings (SC1L14.1-3; 16.1; 17.1). In these units students used their five senses to make observations about plants that students are caring for. Students also learned about the major parts of plants, what they need to survive, and how to care for living things. This is tied into our ELA Benchmark and social studies standards on how to be good citizens as we develop life skills that require responsibility in caring for a living plant.
Project Christmas Smile is an opportunity in which local dental offices provide services to help people who are suffering from dental discomfort and are unable to afford treatment. The event will be held on Saturday, November 23rd from 8am to 1pm. Please see the attached images for more details.
"The New Worlds Reading Initiative" is a Florida literacy program designed to help VPK-5 public or charter school students who are currently reading below grade level. It provides free home literacy resources, including book delivery and family engagement, to strengthen literacy skills and foster a love of reading. Please view the following video to find out more about this exciting program:
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