Explore the wonder of flight through trial and error Who: Students Entering K-1 When: 9 a.m. to noon, July 15-19 Explore the Roots: Start with Zephyr Takes Flight, then learn about the Wright Brothers and Charles Lindbergh. Remember, it took the Wright brothers six years and repeated failures to create their first practical flying … Continue reading Wonder of Flight | New Morning School Summer Science Camp
STEAM Goes Green | New Morning School Summer Science Camp
Where engineering and green science meet Who: Students entering grades 2 – 6 When: July 8-12, from 9 AM – Noon or 9 AM – 3 PM. Extended hours: 7:30 AM – 6 PM The Deep Sea: Learn everything about the Deep Sea. Start with determining saltwater density and making the layers of the … Continue reading STEAM Goes Green | New Morning School Summer Science Camp
Get Outside: There’s a reason our students are active (Video)
Students at New Morning School in Plymouth, MI. are always encouraged to get up and move. Students spend a great deal of time outside to promote good health and to put them in a better frame of mind in the classroom. https://youtu.be/A2o7dncFvTk
Embracing the power of not ‘yet’ | Rick Schulte
If you have yet to face any real challenges in your life, consider yourself fortunate. At some point, everyone faces a challenge. It will be uncomfortable. It won't always have a simple answer. And large or small, you will have to figure out a way to solve it. Avoidance is not the correct response. … Continue reading Embracing the power of not ‘yet’ | Rick Schulte
Middle School | Bringing light to the Holocaust, World War II
As the middle school students have closely studied World War II and the Holocaust for several months, they also created watercolor images relating to the Holocaust. These items are on display outside the middle school classroom. The students will also gain a first-hand understanding of this part of history with a trip the Holocaust … Continue reading Middle School | Bringing light to the Holocaust, World War II
Students release salmon into river, continue life cycle
https://youtu.be/xO2nfON-E6Q Project FISH Coordinator Mark Stephens provides information during New Morning School's salmon release at Ferguson Park in Okemos, MI. A yearlong study of the lifecycle of salmon concluded with a field trip to the Red Cedar River in Okemos, MI. -- the last stop before the salmon reach their ultimate destination of Lake … Continue reading Students release salmon into river, continue life cycle