This event was well attended with increased participation from prior years (due to the higher school enrollment for 2009-2010). Over 430 bowls of ice cream were served, and fun was had by all.

This Team Kids reading event was hosted by schools across Irvine. Stone Creek participation included reading “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” book to the Kindergarten classes.

This assembly was held for all upper graders in conjunction with Red Ribbon Week. The focus was on exploring the consequences and morals learned from making good and bad choices through multicultural folktales and stories.

A great night of family fun with “Monsters vs. Aliens” movie shown on a large outdoor inflatable screen on the field. 190 people participated in the event, and the PTA donated net profits from concession sales in the amount of $550.00 to the Stone Creek Technology Fund.

Dr. Gwen Gross, IUSD Superintendent spoke to the PTA about the state budget crisis and impact on IUSD.

Stone Creek was selected by the Maple Youth Ballet as a site to host an interactive version of “The Nutcracker” for the 2nd through 4th grade students. This program was funded through a grant received from Target, and was a truly spectacular assembly.

The lower graders enjoyed playing along with this dramatic, interactive and improvisational presentation about insects.

The Discovery Science Center partnered with the Irvine Ranch Water District will present several water education assemblies to 2nd through 6th graders.
1/28/10
4th Grade – Ecosystems; Flow of Water
2nd Grade – Types and properties of soil; Water as a resource
2/4/10
5th Grade – Water cycle; Sources of water; Origin of local community water
3rd Grade (Partial) – Three forms of water; Heat energy of the sun; Geophysical features
2/18/10
6th Grade – California’s water; Energy; Resources
3rd Grade (Partial) – Three forms of water; Heat energy of the sun; Geophysical features

The Discovery Science Center partnered with the Irvine Ranch Water District will present several water education assemblies to Kindergarten and 1st Graders.
Kindergarten – Three forms of water; Evaporation

1st Grade – Three forms of water; thermometers; Sun as a heat source

International Night is an annual event at Stone Creek for families to come socialize and share their heritage through food and traditional dress.

This event will be held at Woodpine Park, directly across West Yale Loop from the school. There will be free games and recreation to entertain the kids, while the adults and their families celebrate the close of another school year with their friends.