West Side third graders marched with flags waving high for the annual International Day celebration attended by family members on May 10th. Students regaled in their knowledge, humor, and musical talent in the gymnasium, followed by a return to the classrooms to share projects with families. As part of the social studies curriculum, third graders . . .
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All of the students created these animals for the month's celebration of "Our love for Animals" by painting these adorable creatures in their own habitats. Amazing! (art teacher,Andria McLaughlin)
Lloyd Harbor 2nd grade artists building community through ART with a little inspiration from renowned street artist, Will Kasso. (art teacher, Ann McLam)
If you think March Madness is only for basketball, think again! Ms. O’Donnell decided to apply that excitement by challenging her students to make brackets for a “Tournament of Books!” She selected 16 titles that she knew many kids had read. Then, volunteers made book trailers to "advertise" the books. The entire grade had the opportunity to view the . . .
The HERO theme has had a major impact on Goosehill students all year long, as students are recognized for their acts of Honesty, Empathy, Respect, and Open-heartedness. “Super-Hero Institute Day” was a chance for students to understand how those all around us are helping the . . .
Mrs. Herschlein shared, “Thank you to the GPFA Green and Earth Day Committee volunteers, especially the chairs, Mrs. Silver and Mrs. Wohlferd, for a great celebration of Earth Day! The kindergarten students loved the Earth Day relay races and the first graders were so proud of how they brightened our school grounds with the planting of beautiful flowers. I hope your family enjoys planting the seeds the GPFA purchased for every child.”
Tuesday, April 16th, was an exciting morning for second graders at the Performing Arts Center! From the Liberty Bell to the Bald Eagle, second graders from West Side and Lloyd Harbor shared their learning through the Symbols of America presentation. The children were excited to be on stage and to present to all the families who attended this inspiring . . .
The excitement was so contagious at the West Side STEAM Fair. Younger students kept peeking into the gym asking if and when their class would get to visit. Dr. Bellino shared, “The authentic student-designed projects offered students the opportunity to engage in designing their own investigations, asking questions, exploring possible . . .
