2017 Culture Fair Activities take over Edmunds!

Edmunds 2017 Culture Fair kicked off on Wednesday, May 10th with the help of several distinguished visitors to the school, volunteering to help educate the students about far off locals across the world. From exploring the art and …

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“Friday Fun Celebrations” Promote Positive Behavior!

Every Friday, students at Edmunds who have displayed positive behavior over the week get to participate in a Friday Fun Celebration in their classrooms. Students that participate in the celebrations consistently demonstrate Edmunds expectations of being Respectful, Responsible, …

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Edmunds Kids and the Game of Kings!

Edmunds students have been learning chess, the “game of kings,” after school as a part of the OASIS program. OASIS, standing for Oakridge Achievers Successful in School, is an educationally based after-school  program for students in grades K-5. …

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Harlem Globetrotter “Zeus” storms the court at Edmunds!

The Harlem Globetrotters were in Des Moines for a game at the Wells Fargo Arena the first week of April, which provided a great opportunity for the students and staff at Edmunds Elementary to receive a special visitor. On Friday April 7th Edmunds held an …

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Edmunds 4th Graders at the Theater!

On Tuesday, March 28, Edmunds 4th grade students attended a play at Des Moines’ Temple Theater for the Performing Arts, “The Man Who Planted Trees,” based on a book by Jean Giono. The fable takes place in the …

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Edmunds Elementary students and teachers have been practicing Yoga in the classrooms for three years now. The program,  called “Y4C” is an innovative platform for improving student’s physical, emotional and comprehension skills. Y4C is designed to help the …

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Putting math to work in 4th grade

   During Math, 4th Graders at Edmunds Elementary traveled to Mars! While on their imaginary visit they used their creativity along with their map and geometry skills to create a map of an imaginary Martian city. Students were …

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