After reading the story, The Shape of Things, Mrs. Giuliano’s kiddos learned how to use a glue stick and explored with making pictures out of shapes!!
Come and meet Mrs. Notaro and Mrs. Torrey at Popsicles with the Principals! We look forward to seeing everyone at RM or Jax.
Our Jackson Primary Summer Scholars and Acceleration Academy students closed out the program with a Reading is Magic show with Magician Chris Johnson! Thank you for a great five weeks to all of the staff, students and families that participated!
Come and meet Mrs. Notaro and Mrs. Torrey at Popsicles with the Principals! We look forward to seeing everyone at RM or Jax.
This week Mrs. Sputore and Mrs. Pugh's 1st grade Accelerated Academy read different versions of the story Little Red Riding Hood. Students made wolves and disguised Red so she could avoid getting caught by the sneaky wolf. It was a great week!
During Reading is Magical week, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Capone's class learned about "Author's Purpose". We learned that writers might want to persuade their readers, to share information with them, or just entertain them! The class took a tour of the Jackson Media Center's non-fiction section to get a glimpse of just how many informational books are available!
Friends in Mrs. Shuknecht’s class played Sound Smash with playdoh and Swat It with teen numbers! We love learning letters, numbers and sounds through play!
Baron and Jase were selected for good behavior and kindness awards. Thank you to our community partners, House of Bounce and Dave McCarthy Memorial Ice Arena for donating these awesome prizes!
Students at Jackson Primary's Acceleration Academy and Summer Scholars program were able to wrap up their STEAM theme with a Bubble Blast assembly from the Buffalo Museum of Science. Our summer is bubbling with fun!
Today in Mrs. Clark’s extended year kindergarten room students practiced teen numbers with shaving cream and wrote CVC words!
Today for Accelerated Academy with Mrs. Pugh and Mrs. Sputore we read a different version of the fairy tale story, The Three Little Pigs. In this version the Wolf felt left out because he was a wolf and the pigs decided to help him "calm down" and feel better . Students made their own popsicle stick pigs to go along with the story and then were given the task to complete a house fit for the Wolf and his wants and needs based on the story. They were very creative and some students even provided a welcome mat in front of the Wolf's new house!
Great visit to see what Richmond Memorial Library has to offer our kiddos for early literacy
Visited my YMCA friends to read a book about courage. We talked about mew challenges of going to a mew school. They are ready!
PLC's at work. Teachers sharing ideas and strategies for helping our students grow.
The weather cant keep us from celebrating our local Kinderfarming fun! Thank you Mrs. Stein for dropping off the wonderful goodie bags and milk treat from your farm!
Early exposure to literacy is very important. The Richmond Memorial Library visited our Robert Morris friends. Thank you Miss.Kelly💗We hope parents will visit the library this summer 💗
After learning about and observing the butterfly life cycle, Ms. Shuknecht’s class released their butterflies 🦋
1st grade portfolios in Art class. The students loved the glow in the dark art projects! Thank you Mrs.Kolb for your creative ideas.
Celebrating all of the phenomenal growth that was made on our IReady Diagnostic with ice cream floats! 🍦🍦🍦🍦🍦🍦
Happy birthday in June to our friends at Jackson Primary and Robert Morris!
