South Meadow School 6th Grade Red Pod Students completed projects to learn more about winter birds in New England after studying with the Harris Center. Great job everyone!
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South Meadow School 6th Grade Red Pod Students completed projects to learn more about winter birds in New England after studying with the Harris Center. Great job everyone!
South Meadow School students learn about elements in science class. Each student must pick an element to create and here you can see students working on the assignment.
South Meadow students in 6th grade science learn about the difference between weather and climate by doing an M&M lab experiment.
This South Meadow School Student shows their creativity by crafting their own throne in the Yellow Pod Kingdom using crates.
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As a reminder, students need to be ready to go outside for recess. Please be sure that they wear boots, hats, gloves, coats and long pants.
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We will be NWEA testing for both in-person and remote students on Wednesday, February 3rd and Thursday, February 4th. Please click here for resources for parents to support remote testing.
NWEA testing supports students and educators worldwide by creating assessment solutions that precisely measure growth and proficiency—and provide insights to help tailor instruction.
Because of the testing, the schedules have been revised for these two days only. Please click here for Feb 3rd and Feb 4th Class Schedules.
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The South Meadow School Red Pod Students in Ms. McLean's Fall 2020 First Quarter Art classes created some amazing artwork.
Please see below for a sample of the great works created:
For those that have not yet had their school pictures taken this year, it is time to smile!
Picture day information is as follows:
You can place orders online at: mylifetouch.com (Paper forms have been handed out to in person students.)
Picture Day ID: EVTBCQMKJ
Students will have their pictures taken by Pod as follows:
November 4th:
Yellow Pod In Person students from 7:45 - 8:45
Green Pod In Person students from: 9:00 - 10:00
Blue Pod In Person students from: 10:15 - 11:15
Remote students from 11:30 - 12:30 (Please call office at 924-7105)
November 6th:
Red Pod In Person students: 7:45 - 8:45
Purple Pod Students: 9:00 -10:00
Remote students 10:15 - 12:00 (Please call office at 924-7105)
Details for re-take pictures will be announced at a later time.
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SMS 5th & 6th Grade students create fantasy creatures in Art.
First they used their creativity to imagine the creatures. Next they used their artistic talents to bring them to life using paper mache, feathers, colorful paint, and of course "googly" eyes.
SMS 8th Grade students learn how to draw trees then sculpt them with wire.
South Meadow School 6th Grade Red Pod Students completed projects to learn more about winter birds in New England after studying with the Harris Center. Great job everyone!
South Meadow School students learn about elements in science class. Each student must pick an element to create and here you can see students working on the assignment.
South Meadow students in 6th grade science learn about the difference between weather and climate by doing an M&M lab experiment.
This South Meadow School Student shows their creativity by crafting their own throne in the Yellow Pod Kingdom using crates.
As a reminder, students need to be ready to go outside for recess. Please be sure that they wear boots, hats, gloves, coats and long pants.
We will be NWEA testing for both in-person and remote students on Wednesday, February 3rd and Thursday, February 4th. Please click here for resources for parents to support remote testing.
The South Meadow School Red Pod Students in Ms. McLean’s Fall 2020 First Quarter Art classes created some amazing artwork.
Please see below for a sample of the great works created:
For those that have not yet had their school pictures taken this year, it is time to smile!
Picture day information is as follows:
You can place orders online at: mylifetouch.com (Paper forms have been handed out to in person students.)
Picture Day ID: EVTBCQMKJ
Students will have their pictures taken by Pod as follows:
November 4th:
Yellow Pod In Person students from 7:45 –
SMS 5th & 6th Grade students create fantasy creatures in Art.
First they used their creativity to imagine the creatures. Next they used their artistic talents to bring them to life using paper mache,
SMS 8th Grade students learn how to draw trees then sculpt them with wire.