Sauvie Island School

A new fall newsletter is available on the app & website now! Please check it out for all things happening at SIS.

Ms. JoJo using beanbags with our kinders as “pancakes” to practice balance and gross motor skills. They held the beanbags under their chin, on their chicken wing arm, and on their foreheads!

The future looks bright through the lens of our 5th grade sharing their unique personalities, passions, hopes and dreams through bio poems and self portraits.

Middle School Garden elective experimenting with spent coffee grounds as slug deterrent, thanks Starbucks Hwy 30 for the grounds!

We are looking for either donation or temporary loan of equipment for spike ball, corn hole and ladder golf equipment for the middle school fall lawn sports elective. Please contact our PE teacher Ryan Hess at: rhess@sauvieislandschool.org if you can help.

Garden Bean Harvest. Looking forward to seeing these in next weeks salad bar!

2nd grade PE fun with Ms. JoJo! Have a great weekend families.

5th grade math time!

Ms. Horn's 6th Grade science class had the opportunity to work our local Oregon Fish and Wildlife Office last week to release tagged ducks into the island wetland. Even our fabulous bus driver Doug got to send off a duck!

Collaborative learning as groups make info-graphics about different early hominid groups in 6th Grade Social Studies.

Third grade learning about the branches of government.

Each Friday Chef Brodie creates magic with our pizza sauce. One of our most popular menu items for good reason.

2nd grade working together to on a sorting activity.

Lunch menu update Thursday, 9/14 Chef Brodie will be serving pancakes.

Math time in 1st grade

Please join us for the All Island Watermelon Festival Potluck Picnic Sunday, September 17th 4PM-6PM at the Sauvie Island Grange This event is sponsored by the Sauvie Island Community Association and the Sauvie Island Grange. We hope to see you there!

It's a rare sight to have our entire SPED team all in one place! They are usually spread throughout the school supporting students in the classrooms and all school environments. Thanks to Ms. Sprute, Ms. Mollie, Ms. Rask and our district SPED director Whitney Hessong for all you do.

Seventh grade using forestry tools to measure tree height and volume.

6th graders on a “cave walk” analyzing images of paintings and artifacts left by early humans, making hypotheses about their purpose, and reading what expert social scientists have concluded.

First week of school fun. A big welcome to our new students!