AYS. BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CARE. SPECIAL RATE FOR ALL SENSE STUDENTS.
AYS is at our school! AYS is a leading provider of before- and after-school programs in central Indiana, and they would love to welcome your family to the fun! AYS is the best way for kids to learn, grow, have fun, and stay safe in the environment you already trust: at your school.
Kids love AYS. Their friends are here. The snacks are great, and healthy, too. They get structure, but also get choices as they explore literacy, math, science, and art through fun games, hands-on projects and crafts. AYS offers daily academic time while developing students’ social skills through teamwork and community service. Weekly tuition for 2017-2018 is $30 per child per week. Register online at www.ayskids.org.
Questions? Contact the AYS administration Office at 317.283.3817 or finaid@ayskids.org
Don't forget!! Early Dismissal tomorrow (Wednesday, October 11th, 1:00PM). Fall Break starts and the students do not return until Monday, October 23rd!!
There will be some Parent Teacher conferences after dismissal on Wednesday and also on Thursday!
Students in Mrs. Dillard & Ms. O’s class work to solve math problems independently before sharing their work with a partner.
Fourth Grade students have been studying parts of speech during the first quarter. Today in Mrs. Fisher's room they "escaped" a "Haunted House" using their parts of speech knowledge to "crack the codes!"
Students in Mrs. Fisher's 4th grade are learning about Erosion in Science, and today they made erosion happen using dirt and water!!
Remember, we have Early Dismissal tomorrow! 1:00PM Wednesday Oct 4th. Parent Teacher Conferences are starting. School will resume at normal hours on Thursday morning. (Sorry left the time off of the previous post)!
Remember, we have Early Dismissal tomorrow! Wednesday Oct 4th. Parent Teacher Conferences are starting. School will resume at normal hours on Thursday morning.
Students in Mrs. Fisher's 4th grade are showing independence and mastery today by determining if they will multiply or divide for comparison word problems before taking their assessment in math today!
Congratulations to our September Student of the Month nominees and grade level winners!
Students practice comparing and contrasting two stories in Mrs. Dillard & Ms. O's class.
Tomorrow (Tuesday, Sept 26th) is Picture Day! The students can wear their normal school uniform or you can dress them up! If they dress up, please ensure it's school appropriate! Thanks and see you tomorrow!!
Fourth Graders in Mrs. Fisher's class are working with Traditional Literature to show their understanding of theme and summarizing.
Don't forget tomorrow our Food Pantry is open (Thursday, Sept 21st). The hours are 8:30am to 10:00am and then again 3:30pm to 4:30pm. It is only open for the families of SENSE. We encourage you to bring your own shopping bags. If you'd like learn more about the food pantry, or if you'd like to donate/volunteer, contact Mrs. Voss at the School. Thanks!
Come roll with us at the SENSE Charter Family Skate Night Tomorrow Night (Tuesday September 19th) from 5:30-7:00 pm at Wheels of Wonder, 175 Southern Plaza Drive. $4.00 per person includes admission and skate rental. Non-skating adults are free. Come join a night of skating and arcade game fun! (A parent or guardian must stay with the children)
Don't forget tomorrow (Saturday) is the Art Parade in Fountain Square!! Meet us at 4:30pm in the Southeast Community Services parking lot at 901 Shelby Street. The parade is will start at 5:00pm. March with us or just watch! Don't miss the block part right after the parade from 6:00 to 8:00pm at 901 Shelby!
Fourth graders in Mrs. Dillard & Ms. O's class explore how the position of the fulcrum impacts the ability to lift a load using levers.
Fun with Science in Mrs. Fisher's fourth grade! In Science they are learning about Simple Machines. This week they learned about wheels and axles. They made a wheel and axle today to see how far it would travel down the inclined plane outside. How far do you think they went?
Students in Mrs. Fisher's 4th grade class discussed how theme could be similar to a Hostess Cupcake to vegin their unit on theme. They came to the conclusion that themes are not always stated and sometimes you have to imply the theme. A Hostess Cupcake has a hidden filling inside like theme could be a hidden message in a book from the author!
Mrs. Dillard & Ms. Osthimer's class practices multiplication using giant dice!
In Mrs. Fisher's fourth grade class they been learning how multiplication is similar to comparisons this week in Math. Today before their quiz they practiced by making their own number sentences, bar models, and word problems to match the number sentence and bar model! 👍🏻🎲✖️
