Indian Trail Elementary School

What a great day at Indian Trail! Our students had an amazing time at Field Day enjoying games, teamwork, and lots of fun in the sunshine. To top off the celebration, an ice cream truck visited campus and helped make the day even more memorable for our Mustangs!
Thank you to our staff, volunteers, and families for helping create such a fun and positive experience for students!

📚🎉 A huge thank you to KREM 2, Numerica, and NomNom for bringing the Big Book Giveaway to Indian Trail!
Thanks to their generous sponsorship and community nomination, more than $1,800 worth of books were donated to Indian Trail students. There was excitement throughout the school as students explored new stories and selected books to take home that sparked their interests.
We are grateful to our community partners for helping put books into the hands of students and encouraging the joy of reading both at school and at home!

Rain or shine, our Indian Trail students showed up and made our Yearbook Signing Event a huge success! ✍️📘
Thank you to all of the students who participated and helped create such a fun and memorable event. Even with the rainy weather, the positive energy, smiles, and friendships made it a great celebration of an amazing school year!

Congratulations to Indian Trail student Whitney Wortman for being named to the AAA Washington School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame! 🎉
This honor recognizes outstanding student patrollers for their leadership, responsibility, and commitment to keeping students safe. We are proud of Whitney for representing Indian Trail and Spokane Public Schools with excellence.
AAA Washington School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame honors students | Spokane Public Schools

A huge thank you to all of our talented performers who participated in the Indian Trail Talent Show! Your courage, creativity, and hard work made the event a wonderful celebration of our students' unique talents. We are so proud of each and every one of you for sharing your gifts with our school community!

Our kindergarten students have been participating in directed drawing activities that combine creativity, writing, and learning! ✏️🎨 During a month focused on the school character trait of creativity, students practiced using vocabulary words such as “symmetrical” and “rectangle” while strengthening their drawing and writing skills. Students also worked hard on using capital letters, punctuation, and heart words in their writing. It has been wonderful to see their imagination and confidence grow through both art and academics.

At Indian Trail, students welcomed spring by learning about Hawaiian culture and the meaning behind making leis. 🌺 Through creativity, conversation, and community, students discovered that leis are more than beautiful flowers—they are symbols of love, friendship, celebration, respect, and connection. It was a wonderful opportunity to share culture, build community, and celebrate kindness together.

📚🦬 Our 2nd graders are diving into Module 2 of Wit & Wisdom as they learn about Native Americans and how some tribes used bison to help them survive. Students are building their reading, writing, and critical thinking skills while exploring history, culture, and the importance of natural resources.
Through engaging texts, discussions, and writing activities, students are learning how communities worked together and used every part of the bison for food, clothing, shelter, and tools

🛒💰 Our 2nd graders were busy learning real-life math skills in the classroom! Students practiced identifying coins, counting money, and making purchases while using play food in the classroom grocery store area.
Through hands-on learning experiences, students strengthened their understanding of money, coins, addition, and problem-solving while practicing important everyday life skills. Activities like these help make math engaging, interactive, and fun for all learners!
Great job, 2nd grade mathematicians!

Even on a rainy day, our 2nd and 3rd graders are staying active and engaged during PE! Students work on agility, teamwork, and communication skills through fun activities that kept everyone moving. It was great to see students encouraging one another, cooperating as teams, and showing positive sportsmanship.