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Problem-Solving This is one of many examples of the creative learning opportunities that are available to our students/staff through our STEM programming. Mrs. Benson poses a problem: She's added too much salt to her soup. How can she save it? | Creative Thinking Students believe that they can use heat to separate the salt from the water. | Solution-Seeking The experiment continues.... Does their proposed solution solve the problem? Inquiring minds want to know. |
Problem-Solving
Creative Thinking
Solution-Seeking
Walkers and Bike Riders
We will resume crossing guard support at our crosswalk every morning at 7:45 AM & afternoon (at dismissal) beginning on Monday, April 8th.
- Students (and parents) should meet at the crosswalk and wait until directed to cross the street.
- Walkers and bike riders must be accompanied by an adult when crossing Main Street. (Please use the traffic signal to assist with safety.)
- Crossing guards (Mr. Radivan & Mrs. Benson) will not be at the crosswalk on inclement weather days.
As stated in our handbook:
Students who walk to school are expected to use crosswalks and stay on the sidewalks. Students who ride to school on bikes or scooters are expected to wear helmets while riding. This includes going to or from school and any school related activities. Parents who accompany their children on bikes to school are also encouraged to wear helmets. The safety and well being of our school community is a top priority. The school accepts no responsibility if these items are lost, stolen or damaged and is not responsible for investigating the loss or damage of these items. The student and parent accept full responsibility for these items.
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Second Step Students leave their mark on the playground after learning about solution-based thinking in a Second Step lesson. Second step is our curriculum we use to support students and staff with social-emotional learning (SEL). | "Gunaydin" - Good Morning! This was spotted as a hallway greeting outside Ms. Meyer's 4th grade classroom. It's beautiful to see evidence of the 25 different home languages represented at Boone Meadow. | Creative Mathematical Thought Creative thinking allows students to explore and make meaning in the work they do. Often, inquiry and exploration are used to help students understand the "why" in concepts before moving to traditional methods of mathematical work. |
Second Step
"Gunaydin" - Good Morning!
Creative Mathematical Thought
Art IN Hand
A local art gallery in Zionsville, Art IN Hand, is displaying Boone Meadow artwork for the month of April. Congratulations to the students below whose artwork was chosen! A reception honoring their accomplishments will be held on Friday, April 5th, with light refreshments available from 5 to 8 pm. You are also invited to visit the gallery any time throughout the month of April to view the art. Gallery hours are Monday to Friday 10 am to 5 pm, Saturday 10 am to 8 pm, and Sunday 10 am to 4pm. The gallery is located at 211 S Main St, Zionsville, IN 46077.
Name and Grade
Wesley Whitfield, K
Zoey Baldwin, K
Nico Nieto, 1st
Koey Lee, 1st
Gavin Toole, 1st
Daniel Murik, 2nd
Izzy Kiefer, 2nd
Sophia Sanchez, 3rd
Victoria Ogundele, 3rd
Shawn Hines, 4th
Mackenzie Winters, 4th
Zionsville Passing Flag Football League: Grades 2nd-6th
Teams will consist of 5 v 5 on a condensed field, and quarterbacks will be selected through an evaluation process. The teams will be grouped by grade level (possibly combining grades 2/3, and 4/5/6 depending on the number of signups).
Jerseys will be provided with signups as well as mouthpieces and flags. Football or soccer cleats are recommended but no metal baseball spikes.
Thursdays @ 6:15pm - 7:30pm
April 11, 18, 25 & May 2, 9, 16
ZWMS Practice Football Field
Cost: $74
Click here to register: http://programs.zionsvilleeaglerec.com/flag-football-league.cfm
Clinic News - Still fighting the cold and flu season
Some friendly reminders on the subject of… “Is my child too sick for school?”
1.Students must be fever- free, without meds, for 24hrs.(under 100.0*F)
2. Students must be vomit and diarrhea free, without meds or special diet for 24hrs.
3. Students with red eyes that are “stuck shut” or have a yellow or green discharge must see a Dr. before returning to school.
4. STUDENTS MAY NOT BRING MEDS TO SCHOOL! This includes cough drops. This is for the safety of our students.
**This excludes students that vomit only 1 time in a 24hr period due to congestion. Know that we want students here as much as possible, but not contagious. If you have any questions please call me.
Amy Deinlein
873-2226 ext 14104
Texts from SchoolMessenger
From time to time Boone Meadow uses SchoolMessenger to send a text to all of the families. If you haven't been receiving texts from us, you may need to opt-in by sending YES to the SchoolMessenger short code of 68453. Contact Beth Kiel in the front office if you have any questions!
Attention all parents/guardians! Have you ever thought about getting paid for the time you spend at our school? Becoming a substitute teacher would do just that for you! Think of it as a paid volunteer position. You still get the opportunity to control your schedule and locations you work but have the added benefit of a little extra pocket money! If you are interested in this opportunity you may apply directly on the ZCS website or simply click here! You may also contact the subcoordinator (subcoordinator@zcs.k12.in.us ) for more information.
Thank you!
