Eames Way School
Website: mpsd.org
Location: 165 Eames Way, Marshfield, MA, USA
Phone: (781) 834-5090
Fax: (781) 834-5094
Hi, my name is Rae and this week we had the fifth-grade chorus concert. They all did so great, they sang “Tongo”, “You’ve Got A Friend”, and “Gutatumba” all led by Mr. Larson. Also, the speakers in the concert and the percussionist really pulled the whole concert together.
This is Grace telling how she thought the chorus concert went: “I think the concert went wonderfully and everyone should be proud of themselves.” Now this is Maggie telling what her favorite song was: “My favorite song was “You’ve Got A Friend” because it reminds me of my friends and family.” Enza is going to tell her favorite part of the concert” “Introducing Gutatumba because I got to be more immersed.” Now back to Grace: “The xylophone was my favorite percussion instrument. My favorite part of learning the songs was learning about different cultures.” Now over to Maggie with the same questions: “My favorite percussion instrument was the djembe, and getting to learn some of a new language.” Now Enza is going to answer the same questions, “I liked the xylophone, and I got to have more experiences with more languages.” Also, fun fact, “Tongo” translates to “mangrove,” which is a tree.
There were two concerts, one was for kids and one was for adults. Both concerts were enjoyed by everybody, and our next concert will be in spring.
I know how to build the best leprechaun trap in the world. First, I will be listing the materials for the leprechaun trap. You will need a big, humongous Home Depot box because they are really large and made out of strong cardboard. You also need a big ramp, a lot of wrapping paper, and three leaf clover stickers. It helps if the wrapping paper is camouflage. It’s even better if everything blends in. The ramp walkway leads to the top of the box which is open. Fill the box with fake gold coins and place coins along the ramp like a trail to lead the leprechaun into the box. It’s also good to have fake coins because if the leprechaun does steal all your money, you won’t go broke.
Once the trap is made, it helps to draw rainbows and put them on the wall. Rainbows will make the leprechaun think that there is gold nearby. Then find a good place to hide and watch for the leprechaun. As soon as the leprechaun goes up the ramp and into the box, take the ramp so he can’t escape and slam the box closed!
If you build this trap, let me know and I will give a prize to the first five people. However, you MUST use everything I explained in the paragraph, otherwise it doesn’t count and I can’t give you a prize! Make sure to take a picture of it so I can know that you followed every step. Have fun and Happy Saint Patrick’s Day!
It has been thrilling to watch the numbers of our "Eames Way School Team" climb for the Marshfield 5k this Saturday! We're excited for the day and know families may be completing the 5k in different groups at different speeds, but we'd like to welcome ALL Eames Way School participants to join us for an "Eames Way School Team" photo in front of Rocky Roads Ice Cream at 9:30 AM! (Reminder: The Race Officially Starts At 10:00 AM!) Enjoy the rest of your week -- and we'll see a bunch of you on Saturday!
Breakfast and lunch are free options to all students for the 2024-2025 school year. Please note, breakfast is available upon arrival from 8:35-8:50 am, however, students can also get breakfast during the morning once the school day starts if they skipped breakfast or forgot their snack. For more information, please visit MPSD School Nutrition.
Celebrate Marshfield's rich multicultural community at Mosaic! Whether you want to showcase your culture as an exhibitor or explore the many cultures that make Marshfield special, there's something for everyone. Enjoy live performances, music, raffles, and more! Mark your calendar for this vibrant event! Please register here by March 14, 2025. We are very excited for this new community event!
