by: Leah Morgan
Project Seminar Share Out Morning - part 3
In Drawing and Sculpting Figures students spent the trimester developing drawing skills and forming figures. Figures included people, animals and anthropomorphic inanimate objects. Students chose an academic component of interest to them and then created a sculpture related to their learning. Some students formed animals and researched biomes and diets to create a space for their figures. Others chose anthropomorphic figures and created spaces for their figures from the books, films or myths. During Share Out Morning students spoke to their peers about what they had learned from the experience.
Box Turtle, Abby W.
Appaloosa, Macy D.
The Beast, Chase M. Grant R. Aeris S.
by: Leah Morgan
Seminar Share Out, Acting
Mosaic students presented the play Robot Rescue in their Acting Seminar on Tuesday, November 27.
by: Leah Morgan
Project Seminar Share Out Morning - part 2
Creative Movement Presentation - What is one important thing you learned about yourself as a dancer or your academic component?
by: Leah Morgan
Project Seminar Share Out Morning
Video: Strings wrote and preformed a song about the food chain. The driving question for this project was "How do the animals in the food chain...
by: Leah Morgan
Seminar 2 Student Share Out Morning
Today Mosaic students shared what they have been working on in their second seminar of the day. An all school tour through seminar rooms allowed students to present their learning to the school community, and get a glimpse of what their classmates have been doing in other seminar classes.
by: Kayla Guelig, 7th grade Mosaic student
Mosaic Stream - April
The Mosaic Stream is a school newspaper written by the students.
by: Dollie Cromwell, Journalist
Drew's State Geography Bee Experience
Drew was one of about 100 middle school students who competed at the state Geography Bee in Madison on March 30.
by: Dollie Cromwell, Journalist
Mosaic Student goes to State Geography Bee
Mosaic sixth-grader Drew Engberg is one of three SASD students who qualified to participate in the state Geography Bee March 30 in Madison.
by: Dollie Cromwell, Journalist
Mosaic Chess Tournament
The first Mosaic School Chess Tournament on St. Patrick’s Day drew 85 participants from 15 schools.
by: by Mickenzie Petrie, Publications Intern at IDEAS Academy
Mosaic math students plot spring plots
For the past three weeks, Ms. Kooistra's 6th grade applied math class has been using their knowledge of unit cost to plan gardens.
by: Dollie Cromwell, Journalist
MATHCOUNTS State
Mosaic sixth-grader Eric Yang placed 30th out of 142 competitors at the state MATHCOUNTS competition on March 3 at the Lowell Center in Madison.
by: Dollie Cromwell, Journalist
Mosaic Chess Club Places 2nd
The Mosaic Chess Club placed second out of 15 teams in the sixth- through eighth-grade division of the Sheboygan County Chess Championship on Saturday.
by: Leah Eilmus
Chess Club Wins 2nd Place at Acuity
Congratulations!
by: Leah Eilmus
Mo Chess Competition Shirts
Chess Club Competition Shirts
by: Dollie Cromwell, Journalist
MATHCOUNTS
Mosaic sixth-grader Eric Yang has qualified to participate in the state MATHCOUNTS competition on March 3 at the Lowell Center in Madison.
by: Dollie Cromwell, Journalist
Chess team places 3rd at Kohler tourney
The Mosaic Chess Club team of Alex Dean and Arden Howland placed third in the K8 category at the 5th Annual Kohler Schools Chess Tournament on...
by: Dollie Cromwell, Journalist
Heart Project
Science teacher Vicky Rhodes asked Mosaic students to describe a trip throughout the circulatory system from the point of view of a red blood cell.
by: Dollie Cromwell, Journalist
Dance Day Field Trip
Four students from The Mosaic School were chosen to join IDEAS Academy dance students for a field trip to Dance Day at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee...
