Every week students are exploring a variety of academics, technology, and the arts. Please enjoy some of our favorite traditions and new traditions happening at Park Maitland School. |
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This past week, we celebrated and honored this amazing planet we call home by hosting our second Earth Maker Day! This was a school-wide event with the goal of planting seeds and setting off a rippling effect across our student body and local community! Students took part in design and maker activities throughout the day to both create awareness and develop better practices and solutions that can be applied at school and beyond. It was such a fun day! Thank you to all the parents who volunteered and/or donated supplies for the cause! Please enjoy the above video created by our students to help raise awareness, as well as the following photos of the day's festivities. |
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This past Saturday, Language arts teacher, Ms. Schultz accompanied students to Top Golf as part of the auction item purchased by Dr. Shani Cunningham at the Park Maitland Movie Night Event. Olivia (Cunningham) brought two other fourth-grade friends: Mei Ling Geib and Tallulah Smith along. The girls were able to play several rounds of golf and have lunch together. Ms. Schultz brought her daughter, Annie, pictured in the one photo - she was a great assistant for the afternoon full of fun and laughter.
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Fifth-graders shined last week as they performed Matilda on stage at the Park Maitland AAC. "I played Bruce; I had a lot of responsibilities this year. I am a sports guy, and this play helped me to do something out of the box," Emmett Brown said. Congratulations to all our fifth-graders for their hard work performing in front of a live audience.
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Congratulations to Michael B. who won first place for the county in the private elementary school division. |
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Science and Social Studies |
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This week, Science and Social studies teacher, Ms. Rudolph live streamed with her class, and the whole school had been waiting for ten chicks to hatch. On Monday morning, one by one, Ms. Rudolph's chicks started hatching. The chicks are now in the brooder, if you would like to take a peek, you can continue viewing these precious chicks on her livestream at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dX32H_SWfuc
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Science and Social Studies teacher, Ms. Nepple had a guest scientist, Dr. Kimberly Hobbs (mom of Kaitlyn in 1 Purple), who came to show the class X-rays of animals that needed help. |
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Students in 1 Blue had guest scientist, Dr. Maria Mandese (mom of Felice), who came to speak about the wonder of the eyes! |
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Science and Social Studies in Ms. Bates's 2 Blue class had a mock trial today: 3 Bears vs Goldilocks with Judge Brownlee presiding, 2 lawyer dads, and 5 witnesses (Including Dr. Courson, and Mrs. Bates). |
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One of our big Park Maitland traditions is Sports Fest. We kicked off these yearly events with K4 on Monday, K5 on Tuesday, Second-grade on Wednesday, and Third-grade on Thursday with special events such as the 40-yard dash, tug of war, hula-hoop, big Bertha and much more. Our Sports Fest will continue next week with First-grade, Fourth-grade, Fifth-grade, and Sixth-grade. |
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*Please stay tune for pictures for third-grade sports fest. |
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