Mrs. Baker’s class had fun playing Mathketball reviewing for their first test!
Kepler was all smiles at Main Street seeing 4th and 5th grade staff and students sport their favorite team jerseys for Spirit Week!
The 4th grade music classes have been having a great time learning skills and playing new instruments!
Norwalk's fall spirit week is September 22-26. Students and staff in every building can participate in our attendance challenge for the chance to win a prize package by attending school all day, every day of the week and participating in each dress up day. So, let's show up, dress up, and GO TRUCKERS!
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Students in Mrs. Valentine’s science classes practiced using inquiry skills during a hands-on group activity. The skills they practiced were: observing, communicating, classifying, ordering, and comparing. They worked together to become super scientists!
The 5th Grade Blue Scientists practiced their inquiry skills in science class. They explored like real scientists by observing objects closely, classifying them into groups, ordering them by different properties, and comparing the objects to notice similarities and differences.
Mrs. Baker’s class had relay races to practice standard form, expanded form, and word form.
Fifth Grade White jumped into science safety this week while practicing how to correctly use different science tools. We are getting ready for exciting labs this school year!🔬
Mrs.Dellisanti's 4th grade science classes learned about the steps of the scientific method with a fun bottle flipping activity.
Mrs. Baker’s class started the year off with some fun math fact games!
Main Street students kicked off the school year with a photo shoot. All the students have been a blast to have. Here are some of our classrooms !
Welcome back!
Welcome back!
We are proud to recognize our Main Street 5th grade students for successfully completing the D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) program! A special thank you goes out to Officer Cameron Lloyd, who did a fantastic job leading the program. We’d also like to extend our sincere appreciation to our special guests who joined us to celebrate this achievement: Mayor Dave Light, Safety Service Director Angie Smith, and Police Chief Scott Dahlgren. Congratulations again to our 5th graders—we are proud of you! Keep making smart choices and leading by example!
Main Street School Counselor, Miss Cagle, gave out her yearly awards the last week recognizing a handful of 5th and 6th grade students with two different awards. “The Positive Potato” award recognizes is a student who has shown exemplary positivity and encouragement amongst their peers throughout the year. “The Most Valuable Progress” (M.V.P.) award is awarded to a second year student who has shown immense academic, mental, or behavioral progress in a student over the course of their two years at Main Street. They were all eager to receive these awards, and should all be proud of themselves and continue being amazing! Way to go to these outstanding students. Keep up the efforts as you travel to your next adventure!
The 5th Grade Blue Team recently took part in a thrilling and egg-citing STEM activity — the annual Egg Drop Challenge! Students were tasked with designing and building protective containers to keep a raw egg safe when dropped from the school roof.
Last week, Mrs. Lindenberger's 6th grade math classes competed in a week long Amazing Race. Teams gathered clues around the school and completed different math-based tasks and challenges. Teams also had the chance to earn fast forwards and sabotage other teams like the tv show. In the end, one team ranked first and won a "million dollars"!
Last week the 5th Grade Blue Team's Day spent some time at Old Woman Creek.
Contractors Stadium will be closed today through Monday to prepare for NHS Class of 2025 Graduation.
We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
While Officer Lloyd was teaching the DARE program, Mrs. Steffanni's class had a special visit from Officer Chapman and K-9 Region from the Norwalk Police Department. Officer Chapman gave an exciting demonstration, showing the students how Region helps keep the community safe and does his job as a police dog. It was a memorable and educational experience for everyone!
Our 5th-grade Blue Squad students recently enjoyed an exciting and educational field trip to Old Woman Creek, where they had the chance to experience first-hand many of the science topics they’ve learned throughout the year. During the trip, students explored a variety of habitats and learned how each supports different types of plants and animals. They saw examples of consumers in action, including turtles and a snake, which helped bring their lessons on food chains and animal roles in ecosystems to life. They also identified invasive species and discussed how these organisms can impact native plants and animals. Another highlight of the trip was the search for decomposers. Students turned over logs to discover organisms that help break down dead material, reinforcing their understanding of the important role decomposers play in the ecosystem. This hands-on experience helped connect classroom learning to the real world and sparked excitement and curiosity about the natural world. It was a memorable day full of fun and a deeper appreciation for Ohio’s unique ecosystems.
5th Grade Gold students were recognized for their Quarter 3 Achievements of Perfect Attendance, A&B Honor Roll, and All A Honor Roll. Great job students!
