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Why not use Oreos to learn about the phases of the moon...yum!!! Mrs. Picone's first grade class thoroughly enjoyed this lesson! 🤭 #grade1 #science #moonphases #oreos
Today marks the beginning of the first week of #Advent, and our theme for the week is Hope. With the beginning of the new liturgical year, the story of our salvation has circled back to its starting point: the expectation and #HOPE of the Messiah.
"Let them give thanks to the Lord for his unfailing love & his wonderful deeds for mankind, for he satisfies the thirsty & fills the hungry with good things."
🍂🦃 Enjoy grades K-2 singing at our #Thanksgiving lunch here: https://youtu.be/0EQ6cvaH1NY #Family #Tradition
Check out all the fun we had yesterday at the HSA Thanksgiving Lunch & "Balloons Over Broadway" Thanksgiving Parade! The whole school was involved in both events. #TRADITION #Thanksgiving #parade #sharingameal #gratitude
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Our students are #thankful for so much during this season and throughout the year! Take a moment to read just a few of their grateful intentions, beautifully displayed in our hallway by our talented art teacher, Mrs. Genovese. #thanksgiving #gratefulhearts #faith #family
🏀 Our grades 3/4 Co-Ed, Girls JV, & Boys JV Basketball teams started their seasons this past weekend! We’re excited for some competitive games & learning lots of new skills this winter! #basketball #youthsports #wintersports
Mrs. Baker's 4th graders are getting into the holiday spirit by writing opinion pieces on Thanksgiving traditions, and taking a moment to be thankful for what makes us each unique! #grade4 #Thanksgiving #TRADITION #writing #unique
First grade students learned about the Sacrament of Baptism this week; first by visiting the Baptismal Font, then practicing with the water, oil, white garment, and candle!
#Sacraments #Baptism #grade1 #FAITH #SMStheplacetoBEE
There is still time to contribute to our "Help for the Homeless" post-Thanksgiving food & supply drive! PLEASE BRING ITEMS TO SCHOOL BY TOMORROW, TUES., NOV. 26th
Homelessness makes daily living challenging - everyday activities such as eating & maintaining basic hygiene become difficult tasks to accomplish. As a school family we are endeavoring to help the homeless to meet their basic needs after the hot Thanksgiving meal of turkey and stuffing is over. For more information on the items we are asking for, click here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WylN50h09Hgeew7d85s7Oq1sjpLW-fQo/view
“When you give a banquet, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind, and you will be blessed. Although they cannot repay you, you will be repaid at the resurrection of the righteous”. Luke 14:13-14
#SERVICE #helpforthehomeless
Mrs. Picone's 1st graders are making sure there's no fowl play when it comes to punctuation! Students practiced adding question marks or periods to sentences based on whether the sentence was asking or telling something. Great job #grade1! #punctuationpractice #properpunctuation
Corn you believe it? Grade 2 has completed their 2nd book report of the year already! Students were able to read & report on books of their choice using this cute turkey-themed framework. Great job to all of Mrs. Wojtaszek 's hard working students! #bookreports #grade2 #KNOWLEDGE
Grade 5 students recently completed these beautiful self-portraits after reading the novel "Wonder", by R. J. Palacio. Wonder tells the story of 10 year old Augie's first year going to school. Born with a rare craniofacial condition that necessitated multiple major surgeries, Augie was homeschooled for much of his childhood. The book explores the themes of the difficulty of kindness, independence & growing up, status & bullying, & developing one's identity.
Thank you Mrs. Genovese (Art) & Mrs. Laderer (grade 5) for facilitating this wonderful cross-curricular project!
#wonder #novelstudy #selfportrait #grade5 #ELA #art
Congratulations to SMS alumni Anabelle Lewis ('22) and Gavin Scholl ('24) on making the Dean's List for the first quarter marking period at St. Mary's High School! #alumni #deanslist
And the Oscar goes to...
..."The Great Turkey Race" by Mrs. Picone's first grade class!
The class performed their first reader's theater and did an outstanding job!
Congratulations to our middle school students who participated in the Diocesan Math Competition today! Grade 8 student Lilly B. was the Knock Out Champion! #math #middleschool #KNOWLEDGE
Mrs. Bakers 4th graders celebrated the end of another Novel Study with a Lemonade Party! They even made patriotic party hats with their favorite quotes from the book, "The Kid who Ran for President", by Dan Gutman.
#novelstudy #grade4 #ELA #readingisfun
Mrs. Baker's 4th graders went into "feast mode" to create these turkey puzzles & color turkeys using multiplication & division. What a great way to practice math and keep learning fun! #Math #turkeys #multiply #divide #grade4
Mrs. Genovese has been weaving Native American Heritage Month into her Art classes this November! Native American weaving is a centuries-old art form that represents tribal histories & is a fundamental way for Native American tribes to express strength & courage. Weavings often include symbols that represent war, struggle, & strength. Colors can indicate parts of the country where the weaving came from and if it was woven by a man or woman.
#artclass #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #weaving
