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by: Janelle Bane
With Amazon Smile, Your Purchases Help Build Community
Here at The Étude Group of Schools, IDEAS Academy, The Mosaic School, and Elementary School for Arts and Academics, we value not only the community within our walls, but what impact we make as individuals and as a group in our larger community. Through project-based learning, we can situate our academic learning into real-life, relevant issues in our community like monarch migration, native species awareness, and high school health. If this is something you value, we'd like you to consider supporting us in our mission.
Do you shop online? Amazon Smile is a great way to make your online purchases at Amazon go even further. For every eligible purchase you make on Amazon Smile, The Étude Schools will receive a donation. Simple!
So how do you get started? It’s easy. Just follow this link and select The Étude Group as your charity. Then your Amazon Account will be linked to our Amazon Smile account and you can start donating right away! You can also help us earn up to $15 by referring friends to this program. A link will pop up when you register to tell you how.
This program is incredibly easy and a great way to give back to your community through the online shopping you are already doing. The hardest part is to make sure your Amazon Smile account is linked with every purchase. We recommend bookmarking smile.amazon.com for use every time you make an online purchase. If you’ve never shopped through Amazon before and want to, you will be able to set up an Amazon Account with your first purchase. Then, just start shopping!
For every purchase you make on Amazon Smile, The Étude Group will receive 0.5% as a donation. It’s not a large percentage, true. But keep in mind that this is shopping you are already doing and there’s no cost to you to start. It does add up!
If online shopping isn’t your jam, we understand. You can still support us! Support the sponsors of The Étude Sessions, a concert series whose proceeds benefit our schools. These are local businesses that support Good Music + Good Cause in our community. Better yet, become a sponsor yourself and receive benefits like tickets, recognition, and our never-ending gratitude. Purchase Étude Apparel at our online shop and literally wear your support on your sleeve! Simply sharing and commenting on our social media posts helps a great deal. There are so many ways to show your love; one is right for you.
To visit Amazon Smile's FAQ page, click here. To view complete program details, click here. If you have any questions about Amazon Smile or The Étude Group, please let us know! Email us at info@etudegroup.org.
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by: Janelle Bane
With Amazon Smile, Your Purchases Help Build Community
Here at The Étude Group of Schools, IDEAS Academy, The Mosaic School, and Elementary School for Arts and Academics, we value not only the community within our walls, but what impact we make as individuals and as a group in our larger community. Through project-based learning, we can situate our academic learning into real-life, relevant issues in our community like monarch migration[/elementaryschool/esaa-blog/first-grade-exhibitions-of-learning-why-are-butterflies-important/], native species awareness[/middleschool/mosaic-blog/mosaic-at-maywood-native-animals-and-energy-transfers/], and high school health[/highschool/ideas-blog/ideas-human-anatomy-and-physiology-class-hold-health-fair-at-school/]. If this is something you value, we'd like you to consider supporting us in our mission[/about-us/educational-program/].
by: Janelle Bane
With Amazon Smile, Your Purchases Help Build Community
Here at The Étude Group of Schools, IDEAS Academy, The Mosaic School, and Elementary School for Arts and Academics, we value not only the community within our walls, but what impact we make as individuals and as a group in our larger community. Through project-based learning, we can situate our academic learning into real-life, relevant issues in our community like monarch migration[/elementaryschool/esaa-blog/first-grade-exhibitions-of-learning-why-are-butterflies-important/], native species awareness[/middleschool/mosaic-blog/mosaic-at-maywood-native-animals-and-energy-transfers/], and high school health[/highschool/ideas-blog/ideas-human-anatomy-and-physiology-class-hold-health-fair-at-school/]. If this is something you value, we'd like you to consider supporting us in our mission[/about-us/educational-program/].
by: Janelle Bane
First Grade Exhibitions of Learning: Why are Butterflies Important?
The first grade students of ESAA have spent the trimester exploring the question, “Why are monarch butterflies important?” Butterfly habitats, conservation, and the environment in general is an extremely relevant topic at the moment and also provides many opportunities to incorporate science, literacy, movement, and music.
by: Janelle Bane
Parent Connections: Literacy at ESAA
*Tuesday, November 17th at 6:30 pm*
by: Janelle Bane
Avett Brothers Rock Downtown Sheboygan
The Avett Brothers November 8th, 2015 played to a sold-out, high-energy crowd at the Stefanie H. Weill Center in Downtown Sheboygan. This concert marked the second performance of Season Three of The Étude Sessions and the first held at the venue.
by: Janelle Bane
Thank You to The Étude Sessions Season Three Sponsors
*We'd like to introduce you to our Season Three sponsors!*
by: Sarah Williams, Étude Studio Writing Intern
IDEAS Health Fair Explores Topics to Improve Health of School Community
On October 28, the IDEAS Academy Human Anatomy and Physiology class put on their Health Fair. Students spent the six weeks of the class choosing a health topic to create a project that could help to educate the school. Among topics chosen were family health history, vaccinations, teen pregnancy, and bicycle safety.
by: Janelle Bane
Mosaic at Maywood: Native Animals and Energy Transfers
Since the beginning of school, the Energy class at Mosaic has been learning about Energy Transfers and how animals and plants support each other in their natural habitats in Wisconsin. At school, students developed a body of knowledge and good field practices to take with them to Maywood Environmental Park to help them create, from their own observations, a food web for native animals in Wisconsin and a better understanding of the balance of ecosystems.
by: Janelle Bane
Community Art Project at ESAA: The Process of Building Identity through Color, Shapes, and Symbols
If you have recently gone through Door 8, the door at the very back of the school, you may have noticed a new work of art on the wall. This piece was created by each ESAA student to represent the school as a group of individuals, classrooms and the school community as a whole. This was the first time a school-wide art project has been attempted at ESAA using observations and thinking routines with a professional work of art as inspiration.
