It's AMES Field Days! Monday, May 19th is for Grades 4-6. Tuesday, May 20th is for Grades PreK-3. Please be sure to dress for the weather, tennis shoes, sunscreen, and bring a water bottle.
Kindergarten ABC countdown! The letter S is for Starbooks/Starbucks. The children were at our “coffee shop” reading books and writing/drawing book reviews. They wrote the title and author of their chosen books, colored in smile faces based of their rating, and drew their favorite part of the book. While reading, the kindergartners were called over to the “counter” to order their drink and treat. 📚😀
This week, our future 6th Grade Band had a chance to explore different instruments at Sweetwater with Ms. VanHook and Mrs. Langlie-Lesnik!
AMES FUN Fest was an outstanding success! We had an amazing lineup of inflatables, games, prizes, an auction, food trucks, and loads of laughter and smiles! Thank you to our dedicated AMES staff and parent volunteers for their invaluable support. We appreciate you!
Upcoming events at Alexandria Monroe Elementary! 😀 FUNFEST- Friday, May 16th 😀Field Days - Monday, May 19th and Tuesday, May 20th
There will be a Tiger Food Pantry tonight at the elementary school. Items will be distributed starting at 4:00PM under the awning.
Unified Field Day 2025 was a truly remarkable experience! Our students took part in a wide range of activities, including water games, an obstacle course, cup stacking, and many more. The celebration will resume tomorrow with a dance party!
A huge round of applause for our Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Darcie Coryell, and our Staff Member of the Year, Mr. Rob Sayre! Mrs. Coryell and Mr. Sayre consistently go above and beyond for our students, families, staff, and our community.
Bus 2 will be running 20-30 minutes late today (Tuesday, May 13) bringing students home.
Lion, tigers, bears… Oh my! We appreciate the efforts of our AMES staff and parent volunteers, who made our PreK students' trip to the Indianapolis Zoo truly unforgettable.
Mrs. Carroll’s 2nd Grade Reading Buddies engage in reading books and enjoying sunshine!
Bus 11 will be running 20-30 minutes late taking students home this evening.
What is the difference between finding the main idea and determining the theme? This challenge was presented to our fifth graders in Miss Franklin's class, prompting engaging discussions, detailed text analysis, and hands-on experiences to clarify the distinctions.
What a wonderful way to start your day with some butterflies! 🦋 Mrs. Etchison's class have been learning about butterflies and their life cycle. These students are now butterfly experts.
Wow! Our 5th Grade Students learned more about food webs, habitats, got to tour a mansion with a bookcase/secret door, trade and barter goods, and look at how communities change over time.
🎉 Field Day Volunteers Needed! 🏃♂️
We’re looking for amazing parent volunteers to help make our Alexandria Monroe Elementary Field Days a success! Field days are Monday, May 19 and Tuesday, May 20. If you’re interested in helping run the activities, please fill out the form below. It’s going to be a fun and memorable day for our students, and we’d love your support!
📅 We need about 18 volunteers each day
✅ Volunteers must have a completed volunteer form on file
📲 Times and details will be shared through Rooms
👉 Sign up here: https://forms.gle/YqhfQxuXESHxGHBr9
Thank you for supporting our students—we couldn’t do it without you!
Mark your calendars for FUN Fest on Friday, May 16th from 5:30-7:30! We would appreciate your support. Could you help us? At FUN Fest, there will be inflatables, games, book bingo, food trucks, raffle, and so much more! We look forward to seeing our families at FUN Fest. 😀
Students are the teachers in kindergarten. Mrs. Horn's class is abuzz with students teaching students and proudly showcasing their reading skills!
D is for Disney Day! Mrs. Clabaugh's class has had an incredible past few days with the alphabet countdown, fostering growth and excitement! Our students are showcasing their knowledge and having so much fun! 😁
Is it taller or shorter than a dino?
Mrs. Nichols's first grade class is learning how to order objects by length this week. They explored the classroom to find objects that are taller or shorter than a dino!
