Learning time in PreK/K... small group activities for reading and math time. β€οΈπ
29 days ago, Christina Engwer
Hands-on science! Momentum with balloons! π
30 days ago, Jessica Badorini
5/6 loves music class! πΈ
30 days ago, Jessica Badorini
We will not have library class next Monday, March 25, 2024. That said, we had an early introduction to National Poetry Month in April, as well as learning about the total solar eclipse occurring on April 8th.
about 1 month ago, Meagheanne Donahue
St. Patrick's Day fun in PreK/K βοΈπ
about 1 month ago, Christina Engwer
Fun Friday in the PreK/K room π
about 1 month ago, Christina Engwer
Warm weather = novel studies in the sun π
about 1 month ago, Jessica Badorini
Digital poetry partner practice!
about 1 month ago, Jessica Badorini
5/6 teamed up with 3/4 to practice area and perimeter in the sunshine!
about 1 month ago, Jessica Badorini
A beautiful day for playing outside with our friends!
about 1 month ago, Tracey Tierney
A great collaboration between the 3/4 & 5/6 students in practicing measurement, area, and perimeter.
about 1 month ago, Tracey Tierney
PreK working hard on their Uppercase letters. Filling in the missing letter. π
about 1 month ago, Christina Engwer
Our 3rd and 4th graders are beginning their musical careers with the recorder!
about 1 month ago, Tracey Tierney
Shark Attacks in 3/4! Did you know that shark skin feels like sandpaper because its scales are like tiny teeth.
about 1 month ago, Tracey Tierney
After flipping through Larissa Juliano's How to Build a Leprechaun Trap, and reading Linda Shute's Clever Tom and the Leprechaun, students continued our tradition of building a leprechaun trap! Maybe this will be our year!
about 1 month ago, Meagheanne Donahue
Enjoying the beautiful day βοΈπΆοΈ
about 1 month ago, Jessica Badorini
Playing Blooket during our Friday preferred activity time!
about 1 month ago, Jessica Badorini
First and second graders playing "Pass the Lucky Clover", a kind of musical chairs. When the music stopped, at whoever's desk they ended up at, they wrote a compliment on that student's shamrock. They could choose from a list of ideas or create their own. πβ€οΈ
about 1 month ago, Kim Wells
Brain Breaks!! πΊ
about 1 month ago, Kim Wells
Playing one of our favorite Morning Meeting games- Guess the Number. Students (and teachers!) can only ask 10 yes or no questions to try to figure out the mystery number. π
about 1 month ago, Kim Wells