Dear Second Grade Parents, It was great to see all you enjoying the students displays at the School Fair. We were glad to see most of our Flat People at our School Fair. We had two flat students come in on Friday. We can’t wait to see our two other students soon. The boards […]
Dear Fifth Grade Families, The class is looking forward to our first field trip to Ronald Reagan Library. Students will be wearing their uniforms. Students are to bring a disposable sack lunch and a drink. We will be returning to school at 2pm. The entire class did a wonderful job with the Palmisano Writing Contest. […]
Dear Third Grade Families, It was a pleasure to see this year’s fantastic solar system projects. Bravo! Every year they seem to get better and better. Tuesday morning Mrs. Hoffman will sharing the Harvest of the Month with third grade! We will be sampling different types of beans. This week marks the closing of Trimester […]
It was good to see so many of you last week at our school fair. The students did a wonderful job on their projects! We celebrated all the hard work by digging into Raquel’s mission cake. It was delicious! During religion we are focusing on the Beatitudes. Today we discussed, “Happy are the poor in […]
Dear Kindergarten Parents, It is finally here. Our first bus field trip. Today we are going to learn outside of school — and it will be a lot of fun! Green Thumb will show us many types of plants-from fruit bearing trees and vegetable plants to landscaping vegetation. We will also look at soils and […]
Dear Parents, March 10, 2013 Our reading strategy this week is “questioning”. Good readers question before they start reading, as well as, during reading. The comprehension skill that will help is “fantasy/realism”. Using our everyday experiences to determine if events in a story […]
The middle school has been busy in the science lab! 6th grade is studying the earth – from an edible lab modeling the Earth’s layers to creating oobleck which has unique characteristics and acts as both a solid and a liquid just like the Earth’s asthenosphere. We’ve also used clay to model the layers of […]
Dear Kindergarten Families, This week for homework: as always keep reading nightly. Add books read to reading log and print out shamrocks for our Read Across America drawing. Remember all reading whether it be books, magazines, and/or tablets should be listed on reading log! Websites are listed below for additional academic support. Included are two […]
The 7th grade is studying the Middle Ages. The class is learning about the role of the Catholic Church during this time in Europe and the architecture of castles. We had fun today designing castles out of cardboard inserts from the grocery store. The castles are very clever and beautifully decorated. The 2nd and 5th […]
The message in this Sunday’s Gospel is about forgiveness. Jesus reminds the people that they can punish someone only if they have no sins. The 8th grade discussed the idea of second chances and forgiving others. We also focused on spending the remaining days in Lent trying to do extra acts of kindness for others.