Fourth graders celebrated Read Across America Week by wearing their favorite hats!
Students in Mrs, Lovell's fourth grade class wrote and performed skits to show what happened after the end of the book "Hatchet."
Wacky Wednesday Spirit Day during Read Across America Week. These outfits certainly are wildly wacky.
Thank you to Ms. Jessica and Ms. Lauren from the Cricket Center who brought Belle with them to read to us for Read Across America Week. Students in Pre-k 4 enjoyed the Foot Book by Dr. Seuss and getting to meet Belle.
Angie DiMarco, from Worcester County Library Ocean Pines Branch read "Yurtle the Turtle" to 4th graders to celebrate Read Across America Week!
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Last week a special visitor came to PreK to teach us about animals in the winter. Some animals hibernate, some adapt, and some migrate. We got to look at skulls, scat, and puppets, while learning new information. We pretended to be polar bears by placing our hands in ice water while in a “blubber” filled bag. It helped to keep us warm! So fun!
Third Grade Children dressed for "My Many Colored Days" by Dr. Seuss.
3rd Grade Students enjoying some free Epic time after ELA Testing!
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Some of Ms. Potetz's students dressed in many colors to celebrate the beginning of Read Across America week.
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Mrs. Drew's class learned about showing others empathy and compassion during their morning circle time. They got a chance to think about others and wish them well for different reasons!
4th graders celebrated the end of their reading unit studying mountains and survival in extreme environments by having a video call with Mr. Len Forkas, who is preparing to climb Mt. Everest in April to complete the elite challenge of climbing the tallest peak on each continent. Students learned what it takes to prepare, climb, and overcome obstacles that life throws at you while enduring Earth's harshest environments.
Pre-K 3 had an amazing start to our Read Across America week! Mr. Taylor came today to read us the Dr. Seuss book, "Bears on Wheels!" We were so excited to have him in our class today, helping us celebrate our love of reading! Thank you Mr. Taylor!
Worcester County Schools Superintendent, Mr. Lou Taylor, shared one of his favorite books written by Dr. Seuss. This experience was to celebrate Read Across America Week. We appreciate Mr. Taylor taking this time with this Grade 3 Class.
4th graders had fun learning the basics of drag and drop coding! After learning the basics, students will create animations to show scenes from the novel Hatchet!
4th graders analyzed the mistakes and lessons that the main character Brian learned in the novel Hatchet. They organized them in the order that they happened to help them see how these mistakes and lessons learned have changed Brian throughout the novel.
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