Abrams Elementary

🚦 Oconto County Safety Town is coming to Abrams Elementary School! 🚲✨

Through a special partnership between the Oconto Falls School District and Oconto County Public Health, we are bringing this fun, hands-on safety program to our community's youth! Kids will learn pedestrian, bike, fire, and water safety.

This event is FREE and open to all community families, but registration is capped at 20 students per age group!

📅 Quick Details:
Location: Abrams Elementary School (3000 Elm Street)
Ages 4–5: July 28 & 30 | 9:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Ages 6–7: July 28 & 29 | 12:30 PM – 3:00 PM
🪖 Note: Please bring a bike helmet if your child has one!

📝 Register Now:
RSVP by Friday, July 17th here: 🔗 https://tinyurl.com/2s42pfdk

📞 Questions? See the attached Safety Town Flyer or call Oconto County Public Health at 920-834-7064.

🌳✨ Branching out in Kindergarten! ✨🌳

Our final reading module was all about trees, and our little learners absolutely loved it! To celebrate finishing the unit, the class teamed up to create a beautiful mural showing all the ways we can help and protect our trees. 🎨❤️

From learning how trees help us breathe to discovering how we can take care of them, these kids are officially certified eco-heroes!

Second graders worked together to do some experiments to find out how to best create a marble track.

They tested the height of the ramp, the length of the tube and the weight of the marble. Students measured each roll down the track and then compared the results.

At the end of the testing, groups were able to use their materials and create their own marble track.

As we say good-bye to our school year, here are the last few lessons in Art class.

What a fine way to wrap up our amazing growth and creativity! Excellent job, Abrams students!

The 5th graders at Abrams have been hard at work combining their math skills and imagination to create animals for the Volume Zoo. (Mrs. Manthei's class)

Using their knowledge of volume, the students designed and built 3D zoo animals out of boxes and then calculated the volume of their animals.

The 5th graders at Abrams have been hard at work combining their math skills and imagination to create animals for the Volume Zoo.

Using their knowledge of volume, the students designed and built 3D zoo animals out of boxes and then calculated the volume of their animals.

⚙️ Our 5K students took over The Building for Kids museum in Appleton!

They had a blast learning all about movement, science, food, and our community through the power of play. Thanks for bringing the energy, everyone! 🎒✨

Second graders from Abrams had fun learning about Wisconsin history at Heritage Hill this week! 🪵

📜 From exploring historic buildings to stepping back in time, our students had an amazing hands-on learning experience.

A huge thank you to Heritage Hill State Historical Park for hosting us and making history come alive!

The letter of the day is P, and we think it stands for Perfect! 🤩

Our students took a break from the cafeteria today to enjoy a sunny Picnic Lunch Outside. There’s nothing quite like fresh air and good friends to celebrate the end of the school year.

💧 Anchors aweigh in 4K! ⛵️

Our little scientists have been learning all about water this month, and this week we took our learning to the high seas (or, well, water in a bin!).

We engineered our very own boats using different craft materials and put them to the ultimate test. Through our experiments, we discovered what makes a boat sink or float, and investigated what happens when you start adding weight. 🌊🧱

Safe to say, we have some future marine engineers on our hands! Check out our crew in action. 👇