3rd grade shared their knowledge of the sea with 1st grade. They wrote 2 paragraphs about why and how scientists explore the sea and answered their questions, then visited 1st grade classrooms to read their paragraphs and teach them about the essential question.
Congratulations to Kaya and Mae for earning a Golden Tiger Paw! The exemplify what it means to be a Tiger and the world is definitely hearing them ROAR!!
Friday was Hat Day! The school reached their first Tiger Paw incentive for 2nd quarter! They are on their way to a Wacky Dress-up Day, which is the next incentive before the big Glow Dance Party when they reach 1500 Tiger Paws!
Check out pictures of Mrs. Mileur's class diving deep into “The Fantastic Under Sea life of Jacque Cousteau”. They learned about how the main text, illustrations, and quotes in the text features all work together to help us figure out main idea.
Two Golden Tiger Paw winners to start off the 2nd quarter! Congratulations to Avery and Henry! The world will a hearing you ROAR!!
The 2nd grade students made observations and compared the diversity of bats in different habitats. The students learned about bat survival and the ways that bats help our world, various kinds of micro and megabats, bat anatomy,. They explored bat vocabulary words including: mammal, nocturnal, roost, echolocation, herbivore, omnivore, habitat, pup, colony, adaptation, survival, nocturnal and so much more! The students got to see three different bats, a tarantula, a boa constrictor and an armadillo during the presentation!
Our Food Drive is next week! The class with the most collected items will win a pizza party! Thank you for your help in providing for our community! Help us ROAR!
Good Characters and Harvest Party games
Good Characters and Harvest Party games
Good Characters and Harvest Party Fun!
Red Ribbon Week Fun! Red Day and Crazy Sock Day
Good characters and Harvest Party games
Good Characters and Harvest Party games
The last week of the quarter was awesome for these Golden Tiger Paw winners! Congratulations! The world is hearing you ROAR!
These two sisters got the special treatment last Thursday! They enjoyed Dunkin and a fun ride to school with Officer Andy!
Check out what's happening in Ms. Bergin's kindergarten class-
During our week of pumpkin studies we used our 5 senses to learn about our pumpkins through many activities. We created paper plate parts of a pumpkin, scooped out seeds and the pulp while squishing it in our hands. We used marshmallow pumpkin candy to see what happens in different t liquids as well as used them in stem project to build. We used our seeds to count and recognize numbers and linking chains to measure different sized pumpkins. We also did sink and float, tasted pumpkin pie, knocked on the pumpkins to see if they sound hallow and ripe. Lastly we did an experiment called elephant toothpaste and we had a small reaction of foam.
Golden Tiger Paws coming in hot to close out the quarter! Congratulations to Peyton, Will, and Isly for always being a model for our Tiger Mantra! The world is hearing you ROAR!!
Book Fair COMING SOON!!
November 4th -8th
Check out the link below to set up your child's e-wallet for easy shopping!
https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/shabbonaelementaryschool1
Mrs. Studebaker’s Class wrapped up their unit on our solar system by learning the order of the planets through a fun watercolor galaxy art project!
Mrs. Studebaker's Second Grade students have been learning all about bats! To celebrate all that they are learning they created fun vintage looking art using a tea staining technique! The students got to tea stain a science article on the echolocation of bats. Mrs. Studebaker also made the entrance of her room into a bat cave!
