BROOKLYN STEM ACADEMY
Our Vision
"Brooklyn STEM Academy students and staff believe in being positive, working hard, and learning in an environment that is rich in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math so that everyone is prepared to meet the challenges of the world around them."
Summer Highlights
May 23-July 18: Morgan County Public Library Summer Reading Program
June 12-16: Camp Invention: Wonder @ Brooklyn
June 16: School Board Meeting @ 7 pm
July 31-Aug 4: Kindergarten Camp 9-11 am
August 4: Class lists posted in Skyward by 4:00 pm
August 8: Open House/Title I Meeting from 5:00-6:00 pm
August 10: First day of school for students
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Enroll now for next year!We are enrolling students for the upcoming 2023-24 school year. Kindergarten students must be 5 years old on or before October 1. To enroll, visit the MSD of Martinsville website www.msdmartinsville.org or contact us at 317-831-2150 for more details. | Camp Invention The adventure is on this summer with Camp Invention at Brooklyn STEM Academy, June 12-16, from 9 AM - 3:30 PM. To register or to find out more about the camp activities, see the fliers below or call 800-968-4332. This is for children entering grades 1–6. The cost is $260; click here to ask about a scholarship application worth $100!. Camp Invention is directed by Sharon Goodin. | Open House/ Title 1 Annual MeetingOpen House for the 2023-24 school year will be Tuesday, August 8 from 5:00-6:00 PM. Students and parents can the meet their teacher, visit their classroom and drop off larger classroom supplies. Also, parents of car riders can pick up their car tags. Student’s first day of school is Thursday, August 10. |
Enroll now for next year!
We are enrolling students for the upcoming 2023-24 school year. Kindergarten students must be 5 years old on or before October 1.
To enroll, visit the MSD of Martinsville website www.msdmartinsville.org or contact us at 317-831-2150 for more details.
Camp Invention
Open House/ Title 1 Annual Meeting
Open House for the 2023-24 school year will be Tuesday, August 8 from 5:00-6:00 PM. Students and parents can the meet their teacher, visit their classroom and drop off larger classroom supplies. Also, parents of car riders can pick up their car tags. Student’s first day of school is Thursday, August 10.
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Pre-KPre-K continued to work on their ocean theme this week. They painted real sea shells, explored sand and sea shells in the sensory bin and went on a treasure hunt around the school looking for sea creatures! | KindergartenKindergarten had a pirate day while learning that "ar" says “arrrr.” They completed a treasure hunt to find the buried treasure! They sure “arrrr” smarrrrt. Members of the Martinsville Rotary Club visited and presented each student with an “I Like Me” book! | First GradeFirst grade had a fantastic time at the Indianapolis Zoo Friday, May 12! They looked for animal adaptations to finish their PLTW animal modules. |
Pre-K
Pre-K continued to work on their ocean theme this week.
They painted real sea shells, explored sand and sea shells in the sensory bin and went on a treasure hunt around the school looking for sea creatures!
Kindergarten
Kindergarten had a pirate day while learning that "ar" says “arrrr.” They completed a treasure hunt to find the buried treasure! They sure “arrrr” smarrrrt.
Members of the Martinsville Rotary Club visited and presented each student with an “I Like Me” book!
First Grade
First grade had a fantastic time at the Indianapolis Zoo Friday, May 12! They looked for animal adaptations to finish their PLTW animal modules.
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Second GradeThe second graders finished up the year with a unit on nutrition. They used My Plate to help them learn about what and how much they should eat to keep them healthy. | Third Grade Third grade completed their last PLTW module: Science of Flight. they created several different types of paper airplanes and discussed how the different designs affected the flight of the plane. | Fourth GradeFourth graders built a KinetiCan to demonstrate the conversion between kinetic energy to potential energy and back. In this activity, the students make a tin can toy with a secret mechanism while exploring kinetic energy. When you roll a tin can toy away, it comes rolling back! |
Second Grade
The second graders finished up the year with a unit on nutrition. They used My Plate to help them learn about what and how much they should eat to keep them healthy.
Third Grade
Fourth Grade
Fourth graders built a KinetiCan to demonstrate the conversion between kinetic energy to potential energy and back.
In this activity, the students make a tin can toy with a secret mechanism while exploring kinetic energy. When you roll a tin can toy away, it comes rolling back!
MSD of Martinsville Vision Statement
“Together we challenge and inspire our children through rich experiences, empowering them to achieve success while making positive contributions to our world.”
