Dear Kindergarten Families, This week we reflect on creation and how we care for our planet Earth. In addition writing, reading, science, and social studies work together as a unit to care for our Earth. Math lessons continue with subtraction. Over the next few week measurement begins with non – standard units and follows with […]
Preparations are underway! The Color Run Volunteer Form is available to complete if you would like to help at this event and earn service hours. You may want to volunteer to spray color as runners move through their laps. You may want to take photos at the photo booth. You may want to get water […]
Dear 4th Grade Families, Here’s an update of what we are currently learning in class! Don’t forget to check out our most recent episode of the 4th Grade Pod”class” linked below. Important Dates and Reminders: Our Learning: Homework: Due Tuesday, April 23 Let’s have a great week, Ms. Schmaeling
Happy Monday! A week filled with a lot of learning! Important Dates Weekly Homework (Due 4/23) Sneak Peek of our Academic Week math: In math this week we will be working with parentheses, fact extensions, and estimating costs! Our math test is scheduled for this Thursday. reading: In our class read-aloud, Because of Winn Dixie, […]
Hello Families! What a wonderful week we had in first grade! We continued our study of coins and they did a great job learning how to count mixed groups of coins! We learned how to break down coins into helpful groups of 5 by drawing what we call, “hairs on our coins. The penny is […]
Hello Families! I hope your Easter Break was all you hoped it would be! On Monday, we have activities planned to learn more about the solar eclipse that will be happening. We also will be continuing our unit on money. We will be learning about dimes and quarters this week. We will also extend this […]
The 6th grade studied life in Ancient Egypt. Each group had a scene to recreate as a diorama. The class viewed some of the actual dioramas the Ancient Egyptians made while on a virtual field trip with the Metropolitan Art Museum in New York. The scenes included priests performing mummification, a pyramid, a pharaohs house, […]
Dear Kindergarten Families, Back after our Easter break and doing our best in the last trimester! Monday we watched and learned about the total solar eclipse through the livestream at NASA. Since we were not in the path to see the total coverage of the sun, we still were able to get a look via […]
5th Grade Academics RELIGION We are still celebrating the Easter season and yesterday we made beautiful banners. We are focusing our attentions this week on God’s Healing Love – reconciliation. MATH We’ve done a little “catching up and remembering where we left off” both yesterday and today. We are continuing with fractions, decimals and percents. […]
Dear 4th Grade Families, Happy Tuesday! Yesterday was a fun filled day since we got to experience the Solar Eclipse via NASA’s live broadcast. We were able to watch a telescopic view of the phenomenon! Our class learned about the Path of Totality as we viewed the eclipse occurring in Mexico and then Texas and […]
