This is what first grade writers think our Writer's Workshop should look like, sound like, and feel like 👀👂❤️
Earlier this week, 4G rounded numbers to the nearest thousand and shared thoughtful explanations of their strategies, including number lines, place-value charts, and benchmark numbers. ✏️
4G voices, big ideas! 🎤⭐️ Our amazing students gave their Student Council speeches today and wowed us all!
These courageous candidates from 4H gave very thoughtful speeches for class representative.❤️
3D/G is prepping to write our Personal Narratives! Brainstorming away 🧠
Personalized learning at Coolidge School!
4DP gives their student council speeches, sharing big ideas!
Thank you Washington families!! Loving all the fabulous new library books you're sending us!
Busy Sicomac first graders!
1M and 5D book buddies! 🙂📚
1C had a lot of fun in MakerSpace today!
3D/G is all about COMMUNITY! we took a bird's eye view of our classroom and created class maps for social studies! 🗺️🧭
1C Sicomac reading and stations after check out!
In Social Studies 1C students chose different ways to build their families ❤️
We had so much fun playing 4 in a row while practicing r-controlled syllables!
Washington families are so generous! Thank you for the new books for our library!
Another School Picture Day in the books! Look at the smiling faces @wpscoolidge
Reading fluency is so important! 3E chose multiple ways to practice with their partners.
What an inspiring day at Sicomac! Our students were thrilled to meet beloved author and illustrator Rosemary Wells, who shared her process and encouraged everyone to “draw a little bit every night.”
Thank you to our amazing PTO for donating books to the library and to all of our families who supported this visit. We are also so lucky to partner with Bookends in Ridgewood to bring these special opportunities to our school.
Thank you to our amazing PTO for donating books to the library and to all of our families who supported this visit. We are also so lucky to partner with Bookends in Ridgewood to bring these special opportunities to our school.
Fourth grade student “teachers” facilitating place value math discussions.
