Boulevard STEM Elementary

09/01/2026

Mrs. Nisbet’s class wrapped up their fairy tale & tall tale unit with a hands-on STEM challenge inspired by Pecos Bill — the cowboy who lassoed a cyclone with a snake! Students worked in partners to design, build, and test their own cyclones. After testing, they wrote about what they observed and drew pictures of their creations. We love seeing storytelling that sparks scientific curiosity! 🌪️

08/27/2026

The 1st and 2nd grade outdoor classes teamed up to complete a summer scavenger hunt with partners this week. They searched the woods and pond for signs of nature that can be found this time of year. The two classes had to be quiet and observant to find what they were looking for.

08/24/2026

4th grade did their first science experiment using shortening to simulate blubber of an animal. A hands-on experiment to show students how important this is for animals living in arctic conditions.

08/21/2026

KATS Spectator Standards😺🤝Activities are kicking off, & as we gather to support our Wildkats, let's ensure a fun & safe environment for everyone!

🎒Keep Bags at Home: Backpacks are not permitted. Please leave bags larger than 12" x 12" x 6" at home. All bags are subject to inspection prior to event entry.

🧑‍🧒 Adults Accompany Kids: All children, including elementary & middle school students, must be accompanied by an adult for the entire event.

🗣️Team Spirit: Direct your energy towards our team! Wildkats appreciate the motivation from the fans. Please refrain from running throughout our facilities & enjoy events with your fellow fans in the stands.

⚠️ Stay in Designated Areas: Remember to stay off the fields & courts. Children are not permitted to play in concession areas or on adjacent fields.

Thank you for your cooperation & support. We are excited to share a thrilling fall season of events & activities with you! ONWARD KOKOMO!

08/21/2026

Big letters, bigger smiles! 🤩🅰️🅱️ Mrs. Schneck’s class practiced reading and spelling CVC words today using giant letter cards — hands-on, playful, and full of confidence-building moments.

08/18/2026

Have you ever watched change happen in real time? 🐛➡️🦋 Mrs. Schneck’s class has been measuring caterpillar growth as part of their butterfly life-cycle study — and the difference in only 5 days is incredible! Students are recording measurements, making observations, and celebrating each tiny milestone.

08/14/2026

Rainy week = perfect chance for outdoor learning! 🌧️ This week, our first graders jumped into muddy puddles, explored textures, and practiced observing like little scientists. Mud, giggles, and curiosity all around—what a joyful way to learn outside! 👟🐸🧪

08/12/2026

Did you know our largest caterpillar is currently smaller than a dime? 🐛✨ It’s that time of year again—Mrs. Schneck’s first graders are studying the life cycle of a butterfly. This is a hands-on STEM experience: students are measuring growth, making observations, and predicting when the caterpillars will form chrysalises

08/10/2026

08/10/2026

Mrs. Baden's first grade engineers started the school year by jumping right into a stem project. We are paving the way for future architects and scientists!!📏🧑‍🔬