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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We are a Columbia Teachers College Reading & Writing Project School.
The third grade students have started research projects. We are learning how to become professional researchers every day! To kick off these projects we started examining photographs of the topics we were researching. We looked at photographs, pictures in books,…
Our First Graders are kicking off all new units in Reading, and Writing! In Reading, our students are exploring strategies to become Reading Bosses! They will be using all their reading strategies to take charge our their reading! Catch a…
Our First Grade students have become word builders! The students are focusing on creating words by using a beginning, middle, and end. The students are using consonants, blends, and digraphs for the beginning sound. They are using vowel teams (ee,…
Here are some highlights and happenings from the Fall and Winter of Bronx Delta’s first 4th grade class.
Happy Birthday Dr Seuss! To celebrate his birthday 3-205C and 1-204B got together. The third graders and the first grade paired up and read some Dr. Seuss books together. We then did an activity around the book, One Fish, Two…
Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss! K-112 celebrated by making hats, graphing goldfish crackers, and reading with buddies from K-110! We also read lots of Dr. Seuss books, including Cat in the Hat, Green Eggs and Ham, and One Fish Two Fish…
