Ferber Family Connection
Edna Ferber Elementary School
515 East Capitol Drive
Appleton, WI 54911
(920) 852-5465
Please note we have a NEW phone number!
Dates to Remember
May 2: Band & Strings Concert 2:15 pm and 6:30 pm
May 3: PTO Spring Festival 4:30-7:30 pm
May 4: Fang's Reading Club Timber Rattler's Game
May 7: Kindergarten Sneak a Peek
May 7: PTO Dine to Donate- Cousin Subs 4:00-8:00 pm
May 9: Multicultural Night
May 23: Field Day
May 23: Volunteer Luncheon 11:20 am-12:30 pm
May 24: NO SCHOOL
May 27: NO SCHOOL- Memorial Day
May 31: Field Day Rain Date
Next Month
June 4: 5th Grade Farewell 5:15-6:15 pm
June 4: 6th Grade Farewell 6:30-7:30 pm
June 7: Last Day of School 11:27 am dismissal
Breakfast and Lunch
Breakfast is free at Ferber!
Elementary Lunch: $2.70 per meal
Milk is included with ALL meals (breakfast or hot lunch). If your student would like to purchase milk for their cold lunch or an additional milk, the cost is $.40.
Please make sure to fill out a free & reduced application if your family qualifies and return to the school office. By completing the "Share Information" form, we are able to waive school fees as well.
Multicultural and Fine Arts Night
During the school day, Students are encouraged to wear clothing, jewelry and accessories that represents their home culture.
💝Calling All Ferber Volunteers!!
We can't do it without all of our amazing volunteers! Please come have lunch on us! Whether you gave us an hour or 500 hours, we appreciate you!
PBIS News!
May Math Talk
Want to get your child talking about math? A “Math Talk” is a 10-minute activity designed to elicit multiple strategies and provide opportunities for students to reason about the relationships in the numbers and make connections in mathematics.
Check out this great math talk idea to have with your child at home from the resource bedtimemath.org. It can be adjusted to best suit your child’s age and ability.
Dogs love to swim. We even call it the “doggie paddle” when we paw at the water with our arms. Canoe fan David Bahnson knew his dogs felt left out when he’d row away in his canoe. So he cut out seats for them, and now they come with him! They are Golden Retrievers, who weigh around 60-70 pounds each, plus David is in there…if they brought a bag of dog food, could that boat still float?
Wee ones: How many passengers are riding the boat?
Little kids: If the dogs could row, and the back dog rows 1st, then David for a while, then the front dog, then the back dog to start over, then David…who rows next? Bonus: How many seaworthy legs do David and his 2 dogs have?
Big kids: If the trio paddles from shore at 1 pm, rows for 40 minutes, and then rows back in the same time, at what time do they reach shore again? Bonus: If they row 42 feet out into the water and then turn around to come straight back, but the dogs jump out halfway back to shore to swim the rest, how far did the dogs travel by boat?
The sky’s the limit: If David weighs 200 pounds, and the dog in the back weighs 20 pounds more than the other, and all 3 passengers weigh 320 pounds, how much does each dog weigh?
Answers:
Wee ones: 3 passengers.
Little kids: The front dog. Bonus: 10 legs.
Big kids: At 2:20 pm, since they take 80 minutes. Bonus: 63 feet, since they ride the first 42 plus another 21 feet.
The sky’s the limit: 50 pounds and 70 pounds. If the total is 320 pounds, the 2 dogs weigh 120 pounds together. That means if the one who weighed 20 pounds more dropped those 20 pounds, they’d weigh 100 together, or 50 pounds each. Then the bigger dog weighs 20 more than that, or 70 pounds.
The Nurse's Corner
👨🏫 Tutoring 👩🏫
Your Child and Technology
Intent to Return to Ferber
🌈4K Enrollment at AASD
😎 Summer School ☀️
Course registration opens April 15 th . Parents/guardians will register for summer school courses via the Infinite Campus Portal. Student's finalized schedules and fees will also be available for viewing in the Portal within one week after registering the student. Fees may be paid online, also through the portal. Online registration will close on June 3 rd; however, registration forms may be dropped off at the school site after that time. If assistance is needed logging on to Infinite Campus, please contact the Helpdesk at helpdesk@aasd.k12.wi.us or 920-852-5555 ext. 63159.
Community Opportunities
The AASD shares local, community opportunities for students. These community opportunities include upcoming events and activities such as art and music camps, youth athletics, cultural events, enrichment programs, and more. We encourage AASD families to regularly review these opportunities for students of all ages. Check out the AASD COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS WEBPAGE for a current list of opportunities for students.