Fremont Elementary School

In the 4th grade High Ability pull out Math program, Hezekiah Scantlen had the task of planning and building to scale a fort with two rooms. The thesis of the fort was the rooms needed to have the same area and different perimeters or different areas and the same perimeter. After construction, he wrote a scientific essay to support the thesis. Super job, Hezi!

Wednesday 12/14/22 bus 4 will be one hour late for afternoon drop off. This will only affect bus 4, in the pm tomorrow.

Mrs. Connors class had fun this week mixing, rolling, cutting gingerbread cookies. Of course, like in the books, the cookies ran away and we had to find them before we could decorate and eat them!

From Mrs. Lies and her Kindergarten Class. Last week, we came into class and our gingerbread cookies for snack were missing! We received clues throughout the day, had to make inferences, and caught Mr. Bryan red handed with our cookies! Turns out, he was just really hungry. The cookies were returned and the case was solved.

🎄🎁🎄🎁Holiday Shop Schedule🎄🎁🎄🎁

Music Concert Information: Please see attached flyer

Eagle Chatter 12.2

Did you know you can view our breakfast and lunch menus on the app without searching for a document? Simply choose your school of choice, go to the menu and select Dining. This will allow you to view the day(s) of your choice. Your daily menu will also be listed right on the home screen of your selected school for a quick view! For those who don't have our app, you can still find the menu on our website at the top of the Home page.

The Student Council body is hosting their Annual Christmas Coloring Contest. This is for grades K-4 and the completed pictures will be due on Monday, December 5th. Only colored pencils, crayons and markers. No extras such as glue, beads, glitters, or feathers. Student Council will judge all entries and announce the winners from each grade level.

Second and Fourth Graders silly stringed the staff for earning 75 Eagles, while Miss Fitzpatrick's class enjoyed pizza as a reward for bringing the most cans during the can drive.

We did our 2nd annual Fremont Elementary Eagles Turkey Trot 2022 during our P.E. classes last Thursday! Second graders walked/jogged a 1/2 mile and the 4th graders walked/jogged a mile. Everyone earned a certificate! I am very proud of all of them! 2nd & 4th Graders are pictured. Elementary P.E. Teacher - Kim Strowig

During the month of November, the students have been working on our Thankfulness Tree. Every session they got to write down something they are thankful for, cut it out in the shape of a “leaf”, and add it to our tree. As you can see, we have a lot to be thankful for!-- Kim Wagner Speech Therapist

Eagle Chatter 11/11

Fremont 4th graders took time during their recess to decorate the Fremont American Legion in preparation for Veterans Day this Friday. Fremont Elementary grade levels each created posters, cards, and crafts to show their ongoing appreciation for those who have and are currently serving in the United States military. 🇺🇸 THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!--

Steuben County Wrestling Club Information. 1st - 8th Graders

Fremont Youth League Basketball Information

November Menu

1st Grade Field Trip Before Fall Break the whole first grade class walked to the Fire Station to learn about fire safety. They were able to try on gear, look into the thermal camera, and look at/learn about two of the Fire trucks. Thank you to all the fire fighters that day for making that morning a special one for the first graders at Fremont Elementary School!

​Fremont Elementary Vendor & Craft Shows would like to say thank you to the vendors, crafters, and everyone who attended the Boo Fest Vendor and Craft show this weekend. They raised just over $1,000.00 for the Elementary School Supply Fund!

We learned about the life cycle of a pumpkin today. Meet “Pumpkin Jack”! We read a special story about a little boy who throws his rotting jack-o-lantern in the garden, and in the spring, he finds a pumpkin plant! He cares for the plant all summer, and has pumpkins to share in the fall. We carved our own jack-o-lantern and are going to observe and journal the changes we see in our pumpkin. Then this spring, we will cover it with dirt and see if we can grow a new pumpkin plant! Jack came from the seeds of the pumpkin my class carved last year. I’m hoping to keep this going each year!