Metamora Grade School

7th Grade Social Studies students spent the past week creating and presenting Real Estate Development Proposals to their fellow students. Their goal: Convince fellow students to move to their colonies! Where do you want to move - New England, Middle, or Southern Colonies?

8th Grade Science students creating 3-D models of the sun. Learning about nuclear fusion, the interior & the atmosphere.

3A students working hard at center time applying the skills they've been learning in class!

Thank you Julie Bowald with Jim Maloof Realty for the treat bags! What a nice surprise for that MGS staff!

7th Grade Math students working on number sense stations and working on problem solving skills

Congratulations to Zach on receiving his IESA 1st place state XC metal! State Champion!

Special Congrats to Zach Born. He is the IESA AA individual state champion! Way to go!

Some more state pics!

Congrats to the Boys XC at the IESA state meet.

Congrats to Riley on a great run today at the IESA state XC meet.

Good Luck to our Boys cross Country Team and Riley as they compete at the IESA state meet today!

1B had fun using our balance scales to weigh their apples and then measure them different ways today.

The students not being able to go outside didn’t stop them from having fun at Family Fun Night!

Today in 6th grade science students created topographic maps using contour lines to show the different levels of elevation in the landforms they created!

Congratulations to the Boys and Girls Cross Country teams at the IESA Sectional. Boys are Sectional Champs and qualify to run at state. Girls placed 4th. Riley Egan qualified to run at state as an individual! Good luck at state!

“Flashlight Friday” reading is a favorite with Mrs. R.’s first graders.

Excitement filled the streets of Metamora as the kindergarten students took their annual walking field trip to the Metamora Fire Department. Thank you to the Metamora Police Department, Metamora Emergency 116 Ambulance Service, and the Metamora Fire Department for hosting this eager bunch and keeping them safe on their travels. You have made a lasting impression on this great group of students and we hope to see some of them join your forces one day.

M&M graphing in 3D!

Mrs. Trentman's class explored the different properties of materials used for clothing, such as texture and absorbency. In this Mystery Science lesson, they designed and built a hat using certain materials.

MGS has the BEST substitutes!!! Thanks to each and every one of you for your hard work and flexibility!