FAWE's annual "Start With Hello" week is coming up on Sept. 20-24th. Start with Hello is a prevention program, inspired by the Sandy Hook Promise that teaches children and teens how to be more socially inclusive and connected to each other. Start with Hello asks students, educators, parents, and community members who interact with children to take steps in the classroom, the lunchroom, recess, and other times in their day to be intentionally inclusive and connected to each other. FAWE has blazed the trail for the program to be shared in all MCSD schools over the years. We are #FAWEPROUD and excited to be #ALLINMartin!
To help learn more about place value, Mrs. Hollinger’s class used some snacks as manipulatives to help us build numbers! We used graham crackers at hundreds flats, pretzel sticks as tens rods, and mini marshmallows as ones units. This kinesthetic learning activity helped us understand place value even better. 💙💚
FAWE Fall Individual Picture Days will be Sept. 22nd for PreK, VPK, Gr. K-2 and Sept. 23rd for Gr. 3-5.
🩺VOLUNTARY VACCINATION EVENTS🩺
The Florida Department of Health in Martin County (DOH Martin) is currently hosting its second round of voluntary community vaccination clinics. 1st and 2nd doses of the #Pfizervaccine are being offered to interested individuals aged 12+.
More: https://bit.ly/3Ab5sWL.
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Everyday is Earth Day at FAWE🌎 We will be continuing our partnership with Students 4H2O by participating in the Plastic Bag Recycling Contest ♻️Students can drop off their plastic bags to the Science Lab during their Related Arts time. The top two schools that collect the most plastic bags will receive a Buddy Bench😀 Be on the lookout for the flier coming home soon!
Mrs. Soviero goes the extra mile to teach the digestive system during 5th grade science class!
FAWE School Advisory Council (SAC) Meeting will be held on Sept. 22nd at 6pm in the Media Center.
Fifth grade students and staff enjoyed getting into costume and enjoying some tasty treats for their celebration of learning at the conclusion of their ELA unit learning about cultivating natural resources, specifically the importance of corn crops. Some interesting facts of ways in which corn is useful to both humans and animals-Toothpaste, ethanol for vehicles, grain for cattle. Did you know that corn can grow to be 10ft tall, it is the most popular vegetable in the US that we grow, and the US is considered to have the best corn crops worldwide!
🍎SCHOOLS CLOSED🍎
Reminder, families - all District-operated schools will be closed Thursday, September 16, in observance of #YomKippur.
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FAWE Families- Reminder there is NO SCHOOL on Thursday, Sept. 16th. Extended Day is also closed.
Student notes of gratitude to first responders and military personnel for their service🇺🇸
🦅WE WILL NEVER FORGET🦅
Students in Ms. Urbay's third-grade class at Felix A. Williams Elementary School wrote notes of gratitude to first responders and servicemembers in remembrance of the 9/11 tragedy this week.
"September 11 was a turning point for me personally, as my dad left almost immediately after to serve with the military for many years to follow," Ms. Urbay shared. "I'm thankful to honor his post 9/11 service, share with the kids each year and reflect on others who lost their lives or stepped up to assist those in need."
#ALLINMartin👊
Great example of how our students SAIL at FAWE by being bucket fillers of kind words to help others during the day. Ms. Langlois and her students are excited to fill up their buckets and those around them in the classroom and at home!
FAWE Class Community Building in Action! Mrs. Berkely's 4th grade class decided that they want to ALL have breakfast on Friday, together, at one table in the cafeteria. Then they decided to all wear green or blue and figured out they should be dropped off a little early to have “FAMILY breakfast” at school. They decided to call it The Breakfast Club! 😂 They even coordinated with Mrs. Snyder to allow them to have a table together. Later on in the day, they created a class cheer and are really showing more than their school spirit, they are creating a community within our classroom. Mrs. Berkely and her students all agree breakfast together starts the day off in such a happy mood! #FAWEPROUD - Way to SAIL!
FAWE Parents- Need to know how to put money on your child's lunch account for your child to purchase items from the snack bar or to purchase a second lunch? Skip the hassle of sending in cash and register your child with an account using the online account system: https://www.myschoolbucks.com/
Money previously entered through the K12paymentcenter will be transferred to student's accounts. Email any questions to askfns@martinschools.org
FAWE School Advisory Council (SAC) Meeting Dates for the 2021-2022 school year have been established and placed on the FAWE website calendar for easy reference. Reminders via text message, website, and the facebook page will be sent a week prior to the meeting dates.
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Thank you Mrs. Hall’s class for including Mrs. Riley in their letter writing activity for things they like about others. The letter is permanently hanging on the wall in her office❤️
Students in Ms. Soviero and Mrs. Czerwinski’s classes were working together to collaborate and problem solve how to save Sammy the worm who’s boat capsized and life preserver was trapped underneath. They could only use the tools given to save Sammy. The decision making process was not an easy task!
Science in Action! Mrs. Radcliff’s fourth and fifth students observed firsthand the atala butterfly life cycle in action. Check out these cool chrysalis pictures! 😍
This past week we had a “guest” student walking down the hallway to get to the library. Mrs. Baldwin, the Book Wizard, was ready to help him pick out some great books to read! Thank you Mrs. Urbay for capturing his trek on camera.🐢📚
