We understand that your child comes to us with unique experiences, interests and learning styles.
Our goal is to truly know your child well and use this knowledge to guide, support and motivate him or her. We believe that good teaching requires continual professional development, personal reflection and collaboration. We value parent involvement at every level and encourage you to partner with us to give your child the most powerful and joyous learning experience possible.
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Class 1-204B has been working really hard on their reading partnerships! They have been talking about their books with their reading partners and practicing reading a page and stopping to think about what they noticed. The students have been asking…
K-105 visited the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space museum. We learned about what it was like to live in space, met astronaut Scott Kelly and visited the planetarium. We learned about life in space, observed constellations in the planetarium and…
To celebrate Halloween the third graders in 205C turned into scientists and engineers! With a partner or a group we made a plan to on how we wanted to build a tiny catapult. Our catapult needed to accurately launch a…
Class 1-204B celebrated the end of our reading unit by creating posters to share our good reading habits! The students shared what they think they do really well as readers. They’ve been practicing solving tricky words by checking the picture,…
In 3-205C we have been studying the world around us, using maps and globes. We learned about the different continents and bodies of water around the world. We learned some characteristics of each continent by reading articles and jotting facts. …
Today, the first grade classes went on a field trip to the Botanical Gardens to learn all about pumpkins! We were able to make our very own pumpkin seed necklaces! We placed a pumpkin seed in a towel, folded the…
