Thank you, Eisenhower Middle School, for welcoming us today!
7 months ago, Gail Cordello
Artists using inspiration from the garden. We read Have You Ever Seen a Flower and carefully observed cherry blossom branches. Using tempera on gray paper, students created observational paintings.
7 months ago, Julia Zlotsky-Goggi
2C readers perform their play roles for reader's theater!
7 months ago, Kristen Conners
2C students are practicing their plays with their readers theater groups!
7 months ago, Kristen Conners
Tonight's Parent Seminar begins at 6:30 p.m. at Eisenhower Middle School. The topic will be a viewing of Screenagers: Growing Up in the Digital Age. the event is hosted by the PTO Coordinating Council in partnership with NJ4S.
7 months ago, Wyckoff School District
2C had a great time on their field trip to the Meadowlands Environmental Center!
7 months ago, Kristen Conners
Joyful Noise in 1M today! Thanks to our fifth graders for reading a grasshopper poem for two voices to our class today. First graders are ready to hop into poetry!
7 months ago, Linda Moor
Joyful Noise in 1M today! Thanks to our fifth graders for reading a poem for two voices to our class today. First graders are getting very excited about poetry!
7 months ago, Linda Moor
Fourth graders built roller coaster ramps and explored how one marble can transfer energy to another, setting it in motion! 🎢
7 months ago, Gabrielle Unger
2C writers share their opinion pieces with one another.
8 months ago, Kristen Conners
Fourth graders became math detectives! They solved 16 mixed number problems to uncover clues about who, how, and why the roller coaster was stolen!
8 months ago, Gabrielle Unger
Theme Day fun! Thank you, Sicomac PTO!
8 months ago, Gail Cordello
Theme Day fun all day long! How lucky are we to have such wonderful things planned for our school by our PTO❤️
8 months ago, Rachel Anderson
Theme Day 2026 is underway!! Full STEAM ahead!
8 months ago, Linda Moor
Being outside is good for us!
8 months ago, Gail Cordello
Brain Break! Go outside!
8 months ago, Gail Cordello
Book Clubs are for everyone, even a principal and 5th-grade students!
8 months ago, Gail Cordello
Using just a battery and wires, students brought science to life by lighting a bulb, starting a motor, and set off a buzzer. Future scientists in action!
8 months ago, Gabrielle Unger
Pre-K artists are loving metallic and fluorescent colors for their Antoni Gaudi inspired structures.
8 months ago, Julia Zlotsky-Goggi
Fourth graders had a blast building catapults and launching marshmallows outside! We explored how moving objects have energy by testing whose catapult could create the most motion!
8 months ago, Gabrielle Unger