Martinson
3/1/2024
Important Dates
Mon, May 27 - Memorial Day - No School
Tues, May 28 - Gr. 5 Field Trip to Patriot's Place
Tues, May 28 - School Store
Wed, May 29- Fri, May 31 - Jog- a- thon
Thur, May 30 - MHS Graduation March
Fri, May 31 - School Spirit Day - Wear Green & White
Mon, June 3 - Gr. 2 Field Trip to the Heritage Museum and Gardens
Tues, June 4 - Field Day
Wed, June 5 - Gr. 5 Recognition Ceremony in the Gym
Thurs, June 6 - Gr. 4 State Float Fair @ 2:00- 2:30 PM
Thurs, June 6 - Gr. 5 visits FBMS
Mon, June 10 - Spring Concert @ 6:30 PM
Tues, June 11 - Kindergarten Celebration @ 10:00 AM
Tues, June 11 - Gr. 3 Greek Plays @ 1:30PM
Thurs, June 13 - Last Day of School - Dismissal @ 11:40 AM - No lunch will be served
From the Cafe
Lunch will be served at all elementary schools this year free of charge.
Please click here for the menu. Breakfast is also available - please click here for the menu.
Also, please click here for an important message from the school nutrition department
Nurse's Notes
Seasonal Allergies: often called hay fever or allergic rhinitis, affect millions of children and adults each year. These allergies are triggered by airborne pollen from trees, grasses, and weeds during certain times of the year. Common symptoms include sneezing, runny or stuffy nose, itchy eyes, throat, or ears, and coughing. For students, these symptoms can impact concentration, attendance, and overall well-being. Stay informed about daily pollen levels through weather websites or apps.
Stay indoors during peak pollen times, usually early morning and windy days. Keep windows closed at home and in the car to prevent pollen from entering. Shower and change clothes after outdoor activities to remove pollen from hair and skin.
Hydration: Proper hydration helps regulate body temperature, maintain energy levels, and support overall bodily functions. Dehydration can lead to fatigue, dizziness, and more serious health issues such as heat exhaustion or heatstroke.
Sun Safety: As the weather warms up, outdoor activities become more enticing. Remind your child to apply sunscreen before heading outside to protect against harmful UV rays. Encourage the use of hats and sunglasses for added protection, especially during peak sun hours.
If your child had any of the following symptoms today, please keep them home
Fever over 100 degrees (must be fever free for 24 hours without the use of tylenol or motrin to return to school)
Vomiting and/or diarrhea (if your child has had any vomiting or diarrhea within the past 24 hours, they should not return to school)
Diagnosis of communicable disease such as strep throat or conjunctivitis (if diagnosed with a communicable disease and prescribed antibiotics, your child must not return to school until they have been on antibiotics for at least 24 hours
If you have any concerns about your child's health, or illnesses that may occur during the school year, please notify the school nurse at 781-319-3985.
Jenny Goodwin
781-319-3985
Library News
Marshfield Rec Ocean Explorers (Marine Science Summer Program) Ages 12-15
Please see below for a new program "Ocean Explorers" running this summer for children 12-15 years old! To register, please go to our website: https://marshfieldma.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=30078
WHO: 12-15 Year Olds
WHEN: Monday - Friday (Specific Timing Listed Below)
Session 1: June 24 - 28
Session 2: July 8 - 12
Session 3: July 22 - 26
WHERE: Furnace Brook Middle School / Marshfield Locations with water access (See specifics below)
*Please note- School location subject to change
FEE: $250.00 (Residents) $265.00 (Non-Residents) Per Participant/Per Week (Includes Ocean Explorers T-Shirt)
STAFF: This program will be led by experienced Furnace Brook Middle School Teacher, Mr. Ed Boudreau, along with the help of college and high school aged Recreation Staff. All staff are CPR & First Aid Certified, CORI background checked, and annually trained for leading youth programming.
OBJECTIVES:
-To promote and foster a love for learning about the oceans.
-To provide students with the opportunities to investigate their local ocean communities.
-To identify and catalog local species creating a simple database that can be added to.
-To inspire students to pursue further learning about the ocean and marine sciences.
SCHEDULE:
Monday: 8:30am - 12:00pm (FBMS Classroom)
-Welcome and Introduction to Ocean Explorers.
-Where we are in the world- Exploring Massachusetts Bay.
-Preparing for our Tuesday Trip.
Tuesday: 8:00am - 1:00pm
-Rocky Intertidal Zone (Meet at end of Brant Rock parking lot- South Street).
-Collection of specimens & data during visit using various sampling techniques and equipment.
Wednesday: 8:30am - 12:00pm (FBMS Classroom)
- Learning about the Rocky Intertidal Zone.
- Identification and mounting of collected specimens.
-Learning about local alga species.
-Preparing for Thursday Trip.
Thursday: 8:00am-1:00pm
-Estuary Study at Green Harbor/Green Harbor River (Meet at Town Pier-Harbor Park end- Joseph Driebeek Way).
-Collection of specimen & data during visit using various sampling techniques and equipment.
Friday: 8:30am-12:00pm (FBMS Classroom)
-Learning about the Estuary.
-Identification and mounting of collected specimens.
Last stuff about local & other species prepared
-Final Touches to artifact presentations.
-Students volunteer to show & tell about their experiences and artifacts
11:15am-12:00pm- Parents classroom visit!
Martinson Elementary
Email: pdevlin@mpsd.org
Website: www.mpsd.org
Location: 257 Forest Street, Marshfield, MA, USA
Phone: 781-834-5025
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