Eisenhower Eagle Express
"Create opportunities that inspire all students to grow as learners, individuals, and citizens."
May 6th, 2022
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Calling all PARENT VOLUNTEERS for
our Young Athletes Field Day!
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Dear Eisenhower Families,
We are very excited to return to our school’s Young Athletes Day event this year. Young Athletes is an integrated gross motor development program that is part of our P.E. program and also encourages students of all ability levels to play together. The event will be held on Thursday, May 26th outside on the blacktop, weather permitting. We are looking for volunteers to help run some of the stations. If you are interested in volunteering your time during the event, please complete this Google Form by Friday, May 20th. If you have any questions about the event, please contact Dana Goldstein at (847) 870-5049 or dgoldstein@d23.org , Luke Lambatos at (847) 870-5040 or llambatos@d23.org or Chrystyna Sroka at (847) 870-5580 or csroka@d23.org
Your Eisenhower Family
Luke Lambatos, Ed.D., Ed.S.
Principal
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Inspiration + Dedication = Growth
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Important Dates
Thursday, May 12th - PTO Mtg. 7:00 PM in the Eisenhower
Library
Friday, May 13th - School Improvement Day -
*Students Not in Attendance
Thursday, May 26th - Young Athletes Day *Field Day
Friday, May 27th - Eisenhower Community Coffee 8:00 AM
Last Day of Early Childhood, Family Picnic at Gary Morava 10 AM - 2:00 PM
Monday, May 30th - Memorial Day - No School
Tuesday, May 31st - District 23 Day at the Dogs 6:00 PM
Friday, June 3rd - Last Day of School for Kindergarten and
First Grade End of 3rd Trimester
Report Cards Sent Home
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In early childhood, we are currently studying gardening. Students are learning about how to plant seeds, parts of a plant, and what seeds need in order to grow. We are experimenting with what types of environments help the seeds grow. Will the seed grow if it is watered or not watered? Will the seed grow in a window or in a closet? |
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In our science unit, Circle of Seasons, kindergartners have been identifying weather patterns. We have used those patterns in order to solve mysteries like why you might lose your jacket during the day or why birds lay eggs at certain times of the year. In this activity, Build a Bird Nest, students made a model of a bird nest and found out how birds can change their environment in order to meet their needs when they build their nests. |
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First grade recently celebrated Earth Day. We discussed ways to save the Earth by reusing, reducing, and recycling. We culminated our Earth Day celebrations by planting perennial bulbs in our new Eisenhower planters. Keep an eye out for our blooming flowers. |
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Mr. Anderson's
Music News
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As we are approaching the end of the year, we are working on tempo and dynamics in music! We are also doing several different folk dances. The folk dance you see here is called Fjaskern, which is from the country of Sweden and means "hurry scurry." |
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Mrs. Hauschild's Library News |
We had a lot of fun in the library this month! Our preschool students unleashed their creativity in Osmo Monster drawing. Kindergarteners turned into detectives and solved mysteries by following clues hidden in Osmo Detective Agency. First graders practiced alphabetization in a fun Earth Day activity, practiced typing on a keyboard, and completed their last digital citizenship lesson. |
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Food Allergy awareness week is May 8-14
Food Allergies are a serious issue that impacts many District 23 families directly and all of us as a community. It is important that we are respectful and responsible toward our students and classmates with these medical risks and follow the necessary steps to make all of our students feel welcome and safe. For more information visit this link to learn about Food Allergies.
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Eisenhower
Century Book Club
Congratulations to:
Quinn Archer
Austin Arnold
Gulbahar Babayeva
Yamilet Bacilo
Olivia Boryslawski
Teddy Burgus
Zoe Crisp
Zachary Czernicki
Emiliana Delgado
Ava Lynn Elias
Leo Elias
Karis Figueroa
Scott Francis
Neal Gulecha
Logan Haufle
Elizabeth Iaach
Arleth Isaz
Olivia Jalbrzykowski
Vivienne Jovic
Mia Jovanovic
Henry Kempf
Aliza Khan
Gabriella Korta
Vivi Kritikos
Eva Lisauskas
Caleb Lisius
Oscar Madej
Audrey Majewski
Madeline Majewski
Zachary Morales
Aiden Morrisey
Nivin Nidheesh
Anay Patel
Isabella Pegueros
Peter Petruleas
Victoria Pop
Sara Qazi
Jemelie Rios
Alvaro Rodriguez
Aarohi Shah
Shreeja Sonavane
Ariana Soto
Emma Spitz
Gwyneth Storey
Michael Storey
Alexander Szczudlo
Melissa Toch
Liliana Tomic
Caylee Wake
Ellie Zito
Nymeria Zubyk
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The Principal's Century Book Club is a listing of children who read multiples of one hundred books during their years at Eisenhower School.
*Books can be read by parents or enjoy a shared reading with your child. Take turns, use voices, and, most importantly, have fun!
Remember to ask plenty of comprehension questions and discuss new vocabulary words!
Your child’s name will be added to the front foyer wall when they read their first one hundred books. Their name continues to be added with each 100 books they read.
Students will also receive a special prize from the office.
Books should be at the child’s reading level, and left to parent’s discretion.
Below, is a link to a form that you can download and print.
You may also list the books on a sheet of paper.
Setting aside 20-minutes a night for family reading with or to your child makes a world of difference.
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IKE PATH
Recipients
Respectful, Responsible, & Safe
Miriam Alvarez
Anhelina Balaschuk
David Ciukaj
Adam Dabros
Sophie Eagles
Leo Elias
Elias Espiritu
Scott Francis
Matylda Gibala
Liam Hernandez
Destiny Lezak
Vaughn Lipa
Reagan Lyme
Jimena Mendez
Elizabeth Muntenau
Amelia Olechno
Aayush Patel
Kimberly Patino
Dario Reyes
Griffin Rugg
Ethan Scheithauer
Avery Sheppard
Cora Smith
Kellen Somoza
Gwen Storey
Matvii Vynnyk
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PTO News
Thank You!
Thank you to our PTO for the wonderful educator appreciation week food and treats!
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Dwight says, "Follow Us on Twitter!"
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Also, if you haven't done so already, please sign up and follow us on Twitter @D23Eisenhower. The link below will show tell you how to create your own Twitter account.
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Eisenhower Office: (847) 870-3875
Eisenhower Attendance: (847) 870-3876
Dr. Lambatos: (847) 870-5040
Eisenhower Administrative Assistant:
Eisenhower Building Assistant:
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