- Fisher Lower
- Our Activities
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Fisher provide students with activities to particpate monthly every year. These activities help students academically and socially. Students who participate in these activities get higher grades, fewer discipline issues, and are movitated to learn. So always check out the monthly calendar for these events.
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Harvest Celebration
Each year students may wear a non-scary costume to school and visit each classroom for treats.
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Honor Roll Assembly
Every quarter Fisher provide parents the opportunity to attend our honor roll assembly held in the morning in the cafeteria. Students are presented with certifcates in attendance, achievement and citizenship.
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Breast Cancer Awareness
In the month of October students and staff wear pink and make a donation to the Breast Cancer Awareness Association.
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Christmas Celebration
During the month of December students will perform in our annual Christmas program led by our music teacher.
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MLK Program
In the month of January each class present for the Dr. Marting Luther King program.
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Black History Program
In the month of February each class present for our annual Black History Program.
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Spirit Week
Students can participate in our annual spirit week. Each day students may dress accordingly to a particular day...etc. hat day, jersey day, crazy sock day.
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Curriculum Night
Parents are able to visit the school and learn about the curriculum while students are engaged in various board games.
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Spelling Bee
Each year our students participate in the spelling bee led by our ELA master teacher.
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Math Bee
Fisher students are able to participate in our annual Math Bee led by our Master math teacher.
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Career Day
Fisher students are able to meet various community professional during our annual career day held in May.
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Field Trips
Through a concerted effort with local arts organizations, the district launched the Cultural Passport initiative. Culture Passport will give students the opportunity to experience fine arts education that will increase each individual students' expression skills, visual thinking skills, observational skills, problem-solving and analytical skills that builds autonomy in children. Students in kindergarten to fifth grade will participate in up to three cultural experiences.
Participation in the Cultural Passport experience will provide both equity and access to students who may not otherwise visit these venues. When students experience the arts, they develop a sense of innovation that will be important in their adult lives. Art education teaches students how to interpret, criticize, and use visual information to be able to make choices. Working collaboratively with art partners, students will extend their learning beyond the classroom to broaden their background knowledge and gain a deeper appreciation for the arts within the Detroit landscape. Each experience will culminate with a structured lesson for student reflection and curricular connection.
CULTURAL PASSPORT PARTNERS
Kindergarten
Ann Arbor Hands-on Museum
Music Hall
Wild Swan TheatreFirst Grade
Detroit Zoo
Michigan Science Center
Mosaic DetroitSecond Grade
Cranbrook Art Museum
Detroit Institute of Arts
Troy Historical SocietyThird Grade
Cranbrook Institute of Science
Detroit Historical Museum
Dossin Great Lakes MuseumFourth Grade
Detroit Opera House
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Greenfield Village