Honoring National Walk & Bike to School Day with Muffins in the Morning! Thank you to all the students and families who joined us in celebrating healthy habits and community spirit.
A big thank you to the Elks Club of Vero Beach for their generous donation of dictionaries for every third-grade student! Your support helps our students build a lifelong love of words and learning.
Students in Mrs. Zwemer’s third grade class classified birds by their characteristics—then challenged their classmates to guess how they sorted them! 🐦🔍
Ms. Davidson’s 5th graders analyzed and annotated the Purpose and Structure category of the state’s expository writing rubric.
Mrs. Sanz’s students dove into medieval life! They researched and created portraits of Pages, Squires, Knights, Lords, Ladies, and Serfs to bring history to life.
Ms. Porter’s 4th graders were busy investigating different forms of energy today—sparking curiosity and lighting up their learning! ⚡️🔋💡
💙🌍 After exploring maps and globes in Core Knowledge, our kindergarteners created heart maps! They painted the people, places, and things they love most—showing that the best maps lead straight to what’s important in their hearts. ❤️🖌️
Ms. Stranzin’s 2nd graders went for the gold today! 🏅 After reading about the Ancient Greek Olympics, they wrote strong paragraphs with details and brought them to life with creative paper cutouts. ✨
Our 3rd graders had an exciting field trip to the courthouse today! They explored how the judicial system works and saw justice in action—an unforgettable hands-on lesson in civics.
Our 1st graders are full of heart! 💚 They showed some love for AP Lomascolo and Principal Faust with these adorable portraits—art from the heart makes the best kind of ‘thank you.
Ms. Ellis' 1st graders extended their learning about the human body and healthy eating with a fun at-home project! Students were invited to create a healthy meal at home with their family, putting their knowledge of nutrition into action while spending quality time together. 🍎🥦🥗
Ms. Palmer’s 2nd graders making music magic today as they explored pitched percussion instruments! 🎶✨
Mrs. Hatcher’s 4th grade class explored life in the Middle Ages by categorizing the roles of knights, craftsmen, monks, and nuns. Activities like these bring core knowledge to life!
Special thanks to Mr. Faust for dropping into Ms. Woodson’s class today as a guest reader! Students loved hearing a story read by a special visitor.
Celebrating our Rosewood alumni who earned perfect scores on their FAST assessment last spring!
🌙✨ So proud to be a Moonshot Academy school, supporting The Learning Alliance’s community-wide literacy goal! Excited to be at tonight’s Moonshot Series Educator & Community Partner Preview—working together to ensure every child becomes a reader by 3rd grade. 📚💫
🚦💻 In Ms. Polverari’s 6th grade technology class, students got hands-on with Kubo coding robots! They explored sequencing, problem-solving, and debugging while programming their Kubos to navigate paths. A fun and interactive way to build critical STEM skills—one code tile at a time! 🧩🤖✨
💚Today we celebrated National Custodian Day with a special lunch to honor our incredible custodial team! 🌟 From keeping our school spotless to making sure everything runs smoothly behind the scenes, they are the unsung heroes of our campus. Thank you for all you do each and every day to support our students, staff, and families. We couldn’t do it without you! 🧹✨🍴
✨ In Ms. Davidson’s 5th grade, students compared and contrasted Mayan and Incan myths! ✨ They discovered how both civilizations used stories to explain the world, but with unique twists—Maya myths highlighted cycles of creation and clever hero twins, while Inca myths focused on the Sun God, Inti, and the divine origins of their leaders. 🌞🌽
Our 6th graders are diving deep into their reading! Using text evidence, citations, and paraphrasing, they’re sharpening their comprehension skills while exploring a powerful text on yellow fever. Critical thinking, literacy, and history—all in one lesson!
