The West Side Fall Festival was a hit! It was a perfect fall day to celebrate with pumpkin picking and painting, dancing and hoola hooping, carnival games and cupcakes, boo-baskets and more! Parents, siblings and West Side classmates gathered after school on the field today under blue skies and sunshine with friends for this beloved annual event.
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Our 3rd grade students created these exciting images using a painterly technique much like Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night. Although they used chalk pastels, they were able to get the same effect by using quick, strokes without blending colors. With paint, it would be known as Impasto. Art teacher – Ms. McLaughlin
First graders at Goosehill Primary School studied the German artist, Paul Klee, for inspiration focusing on building a composition with a variety of geometric shapes in the art of collage. Students connected math lessons, learning that when you cut a square in half you get two rectangles, or by cutting it on a diagonal you get two triangles...
6h · Outdoor Music classes at Goosehill... There is nothing quite like singing in the sunshine under the breeze of fall leaves...Goosehill music teacher, Mr. Daniel Santangelo, is preparing for some "spooky" song celebrations and teaching the sounds that various instruments make. Fun!
“Señora Coniglio´s Spanish 4 Honors students just completed a “Todo Sobre Mí” multimedia project. The students were given a set of interview questions to answer about themselves incorporating the preterite, imperfect, present, future, and conditional tenses.
World Language Department Chairperson, Sandra Rivadeneyra, was pleased to announce that senior, Brandon Fernandez, was selected as a recipient of the Student Achievement Award Scholarship on October 15 presented by the Town of Huntington’s Town Board, at the 30th anniversary of the Hispanic Advisory Task Force Gala.
Students at both Lloyd Harbor and West Side are participating in a Global Eco-Citizenship project called “Sky Day Fridays” which celebrate our climate and sky and educate students on what our climate means and does for us all. Ms. Baratta shared, “We will discuss what its vulnerabilities are and what day to day positive actions in our community we can do to preserve all of earth's systems.
The Chimes were ringing is Ms. Leah Martin's music class at West Side, as students learned to play and read notes on the xylophone...while students had a “ball with bowling” in Mr. Steven Forbes physical education classes.
It’s always an exciting day when the turtles arrive at Goosehill. First graders can hardly sit still waiting for their very own classroom turtle to be revealed. Cold Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery Educator, Ms. Krissy Forman, teaches both students and teachers how to care for the turtles, tanks, filters, and equipment to keep them happy, warm, and fed properly.
