Extracurriculars

3rd, 4th, and 5th grade girls! Lace up your running shoes and join us for the inaugural season of Girls on the Run, a social-emotional-learning club mixed with running! Build your self confidence and positive relationships with others, and get a great workout, too.

The culmination of the fall season will be a community 5K event on November 11, which will be open to the general public.

There may be a spring season of this club, depending on how this first season goes.

The Steubing Skippers Fitness Club is an afterschool program for 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders to promote physical fitness, teamwork, and community.  Through team jumping, students learn how to work well with each other, build confidence and leadership skills.  Students succeed through independent thinking, excellent listening, and following directions.  As skills mature, students turn to one another for direction and guidance.  Team members learn to have fun while practicing self discipline, learning techniques and getting physically fit. 

Practice times are Tuesdays from 3-4 p.m. This club meets year-round until the middle of April. This year, our club will have the honor of performing at the NISD NEF Walk on April 1, 2023!

5th Grade Strings is a beginner orchestra class where students learn to play the violin, viola, cello or bass. This group meets all year long on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:15 - 4:30 PM. If students complete the year successfully, they are automatically placed in an intermediate orchestra class when they go to middle school. Registration is closed for the 2023-24 school year.

See all music at steubingmusic.net.

Choir is a great opportunity for 4th and 5th grade students that want to explore music outside of their normal music class time. We sing and play instruments at a number of events throughout the year. This group meets all year long on Wednesday from 3:15 - 4:30 PM. Enrollment is closed for the 2023-24 school year.

See all music at steubingmusic.net.

• Esports Explorers is an afterschool program for 5th graders where students will collaborate in Minecraft Education challenges.  The club will also include lessons that provide students with social emotional strategies on healthy gaming habits, such as the importance of exercise, nutrition, and digital citizenship.

• This pilot program will run in the Fall of 2023 for eight 1-hour sessions.  Esports Explorers will meet on Tuesdays until 4:15 pm.

• This program is TUITION FREE!

2nd grade Cardboard Arcade! Join the fun, starting this spring.

• Students will work in pairs to design arcade-type games.
• Students will think through game design, strategies for success, rules, and prize systems.
• Students will showcase their games to parents on the last meeting date.

Are you a 3rd, 4th, or 5th Grader that would like to learn how to solve a Rubik's Cube?  If so, then join the Steubing Cubing Club!  You will learn the steps to solve a cube using the beginner's algorithm.  No experience with cubing necessary!  Rubik's Cubes will be provided, but you can definitely bring your own if you have one.  Steubing Cubing Club will begin on Thursday, November 2nd.  Meetings will be from 3:15 - 4:00 in the Library.

Flight Club--TBD

Are you a Kinder or 1st grader who is fascinated by the thought of one day flying to the moon, piloting an airplane, or parachuting out of an airplane? If so, Kinder - 1st Grade Flight Club is for YOU!

Come learn about the four forces of flight while designing, creating and testing kites, parachutes, paper airplanes, and/or rockets.

You are invited to join the Steubing Garden Club!! This after-school club will be a hands-on gardening experience. If you like to dig in the dirt, plant seeds, pull weeds, watch plants grow, and enjoy nature, this is the club for you. We will meet after school on Thursdays on the dates listed below. We hope that you will choose to be part of our team!

Robotics is an international organization that focuses on three components: Core Values, Innovation Program, Robot Design and Game Play.  During our sessions students are researching challenges we are currently facing; Design, build, test and program robots; Apply real-world math and science concepts; Learn critical thinking, team building, and presentation skills; Participate in tournaments and celebrations.  This program is designated for 4th and 5th grade students.

The district Robotics tournament is in late January or early February.

Solar Cars is an after school club that begins in January and runs through to race day in April each year.  This club is where 4th and 5th grade students meet once a week to collaborate in small teams to design, build and race their car against other NISD schools.  

STEAM Team is a club to encourage third grade students to use their creativity to design during several engineering challenges. The challenge is to design Rube Goldberg machines, which are fun, yet complicated, humorous machines that perform a simple task.

STEAM team runs from October 6-December 1.

Come join yearbook club! We will be taking pictures of: school events, cool things that teachers/students are doing in the classrooms, special school days, deciding on this year's theme, and making the final selection of the yearbook cover art.