Second grade enjoyed a field trip to Styer Orchards! Students took a hayride, picked apples, and found just the perfect pumpkin in the patch. Lots of fun memories were made as well as connections to our ELA unit on seasonal changes! 🚜🍎🎃🍂🚌 📚
22 days ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
A student holds a bag of apples.
Mrs. White and her students stop for a photo while picking apples.
Students, teachers and chaperones on a hayride.
Students hold their apples and pumpkin.
Students hold their bag of apples.
A student picks an apple from a tree in the orchard.
Students hold their apples and pumpkin.
Mrs. Krause and her students stop for a photo after picking apples and pumpkins.
Marshall Street teachers and staff had a “Pink Out” event to show support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. 👚💖 Our “Casual for a Cause” donations will go to the Unite for HER organization. www.uniteforher.org
#BeTheLeader
24 days ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
Marshall Street teachers and staff dress in pink to show support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Kindergarten students visited Kohler Farms. They took a hay ride, picked pumpkins, and saw farm animals. 🚜 🦙 🎃
24 days ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
Kindergarteners pose for a photo at Kohler Farms.
A kindergartner holds his pumpkin from Kohler Farms.
Kindergarteners pose for a photo at Kohler Farms.
Kindergarteners explore the pumpkins Kohler Farms.
Kindergartners take a hay ride at Kohler Farms.
Kindergarteners pose for a photo at Kohler Farms.
Kindergarteners pose for a photo at Kohler Farms.
Kindergartners take a hay ride at Kohler Farms.
Animals at Kohler Farms.
Third grade learned about Japanese American artist Yayoi Kusama and created their own dotted pumpkin and printed background to show complementary colors!
24 days ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
Third graders create a printed background for their art projects.
Third graders create a printed background for their art projects.
Third graders create a printed background for their art projects.
Third graders create a printed background for their art projects.
First grade learned about a pumpkin’s texture and drew a big pumpkin. Then we mixed primary color paint to make orange and green and painted their pumpkins. Last, we created a nighttime background using oil pastels.
24 days ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
First graders show their pumpkin art.
First graders show their pumpkin art.
First graders show their pumpkin art.
Kindergarten learned about sculpture and created their own rainbow paper line sculptures!
24 days ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
A kindergartner shows his rainbow paper line sculpture.
Kindergartners create rainbow paper line sculptures in art class.
A kindergartner shows his rainbow paper line sculpture.
Kindergartners create rainbow paper line sculptures in art class.
Kindergartners create rainbow paper line sculptures in art class.
Second graders listened to The Perfectly Imperfect Pumpkin by Rachel Cook and learned to be themselves and embrace their uniqueness. Then students created their own special pumpkin out of clay using form, color, and texture!
26 days ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
Student pumpkins made out of clay using form, color, and texture.
The final page of the book The Perfectly Imperfect Pumpkin by Rachel Cook.
Nutmeg the therapy dog visited Mrs. Truskowski’s classroom along with Mary Anders, the Deputy Executive Director for the Montgomery Child Advocacy Project. Ms. Anders gives presentations about body safety and online/social media throughout elementary schools in the Norristown Area School District. She was accompanied by Officer DiNolfo from the West Norriton Police Department, and Ms. Katie Moyer.
26 days ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
Students pet Nutmeg the dog.
Students pet Nutmeg the dog.
Students pet Nutmeg the dog.
Students pose for a photo with Nutmeg the therapy dog.
Marshall Street students and staff had so much fun celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with an assembly on Friday! 🎉 Students learned about Mexican traditions from Mrs. Maria Falco, a former Marshall Street teacher. 🇲🇽 First graders performed a traditional Mexican dance and the whole school enjoyed a dance party featuring Hispanic music. 🎶
about 1 month ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
Students dressed in traditional clothing from their culture pose for a photo after the Hispanic Heritage Assembly.
Ms. Turner moves along with third and fourth graders to a latin dance.
First grade students perform a traditional Mexican dance.
Mrs. Falco speaks to the students about Mexican traditions.
Students celebrated a full week of spirit days to celebrate Hispanic Heritage! 🎉 On “Traditional Clothing Culture Day” students wore traditional clothing from their heritage.
about 1 month ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
Students dressed in traditional clothing from their culture pose for a photo after the Hispanic Heritage Assembly.
Students dress in traditional clothing from their culture.
Students dress in traditional clothing from their culture.
Students dress in traditional clothing from their culture.
A student dresses in traditional clothing from his culture.
Students celebrated a full week of spirit days to celebrate Hispanic Heritage! 🎉 On “Sports Day” students wore their favorite sports shirt! ⚽️🏈🏀⚾️🏒
about 1 month ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
On “Sports Day” students wear their favorite sports shirt to school.
Students celebrated a full week of spirit days to celebrate Hispanic Heritage! 🎉 On “Fiesta Day” students wore bright, festive colors and florals! 🌼💙🌸💚🌺💜
about 1 month ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
Students wear bright, festive colors and florals for "Fiesta Day."
Students celebrated a full week of spirit days to celebrate Hispanic Heritage! 🎉 On “Si Se Puede Day” students were dressed as their future self doing their dream job! 👩🏻‍⚕️👷🏽👩🏽‍🏫⛹🏽‍♀️🕺👨🏼‍✈️🧑🏽‍🎨👩🏻‍🍳 We have future chefs, police officers, teachers, doctors, martial artists, veterinarians, and military members!
about 1 month ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
Students dress for the dream job on "si se puede" spirit day.
Students dress for the dream job on "si se puede" spirit day.
Students at Marshall Street celebrated a full week of spirit days to celebrate Hispanic Heritage! 🎉 On “Flag Day” students wore the colors of their family’s flag. 🇲🇽 🇭🇳 🇬🇹 🇵🇷 🇧🇷 🇨🇷 🇳🇮 🇵🇪 🇩🇴 🇺🇸
about 1 month ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
Students wear the color of their family flag.
Fourth grade students enjoyed their visit to Riverbend Environmental Education Center! 🌳💦🪨🏞️🪶They explored the ecosystems of a forest, a stream and a pond, while learning to identify living and non-living things within each system.
about 1 month ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
Fourth graders explore the stream at Riverbend.
Fourth graders explore the pond at Riverbend.
Fourth graders explore the forest at Riverbend.
Fourth graders explore the pond at Riverbend.
Fourth graders explore the pond at Riverbend.
A fourth grader holds a leaf at Riverbend while learning about ecosystems.
Fourth graders explore the pond at Riverbend.
A fourth grader shares her discoveries at Riverbend while learning about ecosystems.
Fourth graders explore and learn about ecosystems at Riverbend.
Fourth graders explore and learn about ecosystems at Riverbend.
The Norristown Rotary Club visited our third graders to teach them about their work within the community, as well as globally. They also gifted every student Spanish/English dictionaries! Thank you, Rotary Club!
about 1 month ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
Third graders receive Spanish/English dictionaries from the Norristown Rotary Club.
Third graders receive Spanish/English dictionaries from the Norristown Rotary Club.
The latest edition of our newsletter is here! You may also find the newsletter on our website at https://www.nasd.k12.pa.us/o/mses/documents/parents%2F-guardians/family-newsletters/19233601.
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Marshall Street’s Hispanic Heritage Spirit Week 🎉

Monday, October 13
Día de la bandera - ¡Use los colores de la bandera de su familia o de
cualquier país hispano/latino!
🇲🇽🇭🇳🇬🇹🇵🇷🇧🇷🇨🇷🇳🇮🇵🇪🇩🇴🇺🇸
Flag Day - Wear the colors of your family’s flag or any Hispanic/Latino country’s flag!

Tuesday, October 14
Si se puede Day - ¡Vístete como tu futuro ser haciendo el trabajo de tus sueños!
👩🏻‍⚕️👷🏽👩🏽‍🏫⛹🏽‍♀️🕺👨🏼‍✈️🧑🏽‍🎨👩🏻‍🍳
Si Se Puede Day - Dress as your future self doing your dream job!

Wednesday, October 15
Día de Fiesta - ¡Use colores festivos, brillantes o estampados florales!
🌼💙🌸💚🌺💜
Fiesta Day - Wear bright, festive colors, florals!

Thursday, October 16
Día de deportes - ¡Usa tu camiseta favorita: fútbol, fútbol americano o cualquier deporte!
⚽️🏈🏀⚾️🏒
Sports Day - Wear your favorite jersey - football, soccer, any sport!

Friday, October 17
Día del traje tradicional - ¡Lleva ropa tradicional de tu cultura o un atuendo que te haga sentir orgulloso!
👕👚👔👗🧢👏
Traditional Clothing Culture Day - Wear traditional clothing from your heritage or an outfit that makes you feel proud!
about 1 month ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
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A tradition continues! 📚💙🦅 In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, NAHS students visited Marshall Street classrooms to read books with elementary students. The high school students belong to Raíces Encontradas, a service-based organization that supports Hispanic young men. The students read Lola Out Loud, by Jennifer Torres, and Areli Is A Dreamer, by Areli Morales and Luisa Uribe. Thanks for visiting Marshall Street! 💚🐾💛
about 1 month ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
A student from NAHS reads a book to first grade students.
NAHS students share a book with students at Marshall Street Elementary School.
A student from NAHS reads a book to first grade students.
A student from NAHS reads a book to first grade students.
A student from NAHS reads a book to first grade students.
It’s Fire Prevention Week! 🧑🏼‍🚒🔥

Today, Marshall Street had a fire drill and a visit from Jefferson Fire Company. After the fire drill, students viewed fire trucks and watched Principal Dr. Harper as she climbed the ladder. A very big “Thank You!” to the firefighters who visited our school today!
about 1 month ago, Marshall Street Elementary School
Principal Dr. Harper prepares to climb the ladder on the fire truck.
Students watch Dr. Harper climb the fire truck's ladder.
Students meet firefighters and view fire equipment.
Students watch fire trucks as they leave the school.