Student Programs
| Math Challenge – Interested in Math? Participate in this free PTSA sponsored math enrichment program offered to all Einstein students. This program gives students an excellent opportunity to do different type of math and develop problem-solving skills. The program consists of challenges every other week starting in late September and ending in May. A total of 15 challenges will be available this school year. It is completely free and no sign-up is necessary. For more information and to participate, check out the following links: Math Challenge Website. Watch out Einstein Math Challenge website for more details! |
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Grades 1st-5th Only (Not available for Kindergarteners) Spelling Bee - Students challenge themselves in the Scrips Spelling Bee.
Registration Opens November 1 (10:00 am)
Registration Closes Novembe 29th
Cancellation date is December 1st
Spelling Bee classes Registration closes November 18th
4 Spelling Bee Classes 4-5pm $60 November 19 (Tuesday) Library We’ll be hosting mock bees and providing strategies for effective learning. Students will have the chance to work together in groups on words and definitions, helping them strengthen their understanding while building skills. This class will also give them valuable experience with the Spelling Bee process, making it a great way to prepare. Please note, this is optional and not required.
Preliminary Written Round (online): Final School Spelling Bee: February 6th after school in the Einstein Library. To participate, visit the Spelling Bee Page. For details, please contact spellingbee@einsteinptsa.org. |
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Einstein Math Club- The math club will attend competitions for kids in 4th and 5th grade. Competitive math is a great way for students to develop problem-solving skills, learn to think outside the box, make friends and be a team player. To register for the competitions, please visit the Math club website. Einstein Math Club Page |
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Lunch Buddies - Volunteers come to the school and have lunch once a week with a child in need of an adult role model. |
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Art Docent Program - Monthly art lessons presented by parent volunteers in the classroom. Do you know about our unique art program and how it differs from the art lessons your child receives from their teacher? Deep Space Sparkle is the art instruction program in our classrooms that gives teachers a creative way to add to lessons being worked on in other areas of instruction. However, Einstein is a leading school in the LWSD Art Docent program and helped create the program as a whole! This program is coordinated by the district and funded by our PTSA. Following state art education guidelines, this program follows a global art history theme and gives our children an opportunity to use materials not limited by Deep Space Sparkle. As a docent volunteer you need NO artistic experience to help in your child’s class! You’ll be taught how to run the class- lessons and materials are provided! Still sound scary? You can still help! Can you sharpen pencils, pass out paper or encourage students? THEN WE NEED YOU! Visual arts can increase students’ ability to think creatively and critically, which can improve their performance across all other academic areas. Help us keep visual arts in Einstein! |
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The Y Kids University program at Einstein Elementary offers flexibility to meet your child's interests and your family's needs. Select the days and times that work best for you. Then choose a variety of classes designed to stretch your child's imaginations and learn in new ways. To find out more, check out the Before & After-School Programs | YMCA site or click on the Y Before & After-School Enrichment Flyer.
