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Crispell students use science, coding and art to educate about endangered animals

Students are using STEAM to help spread the word about our environment and endangered animals! The sixth-grade students in Michael Sabini’s science class have come to the library to work with Lisa Metz and Education Technology Specialist Hope Schaumburg to research biomes and identify endangered animals in these biomes. Research indicates animal habitats are increasingly …

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Number Corner introduces fourth-grade students to pentominoes

This month’s Number Corner has fourth-grade students at Circleville Elementary School talking about pentominoes. What is a pentomino? It is a shape made with five squares joined together side by side. Students learned that they have parallel and perpendicular sides, and an area of five square units; some may have lines of symmetry. Here, students …

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Students learn about Hanukkah traditions at PBE

Students in Stacey Venzel and Jessica Fobert’s class at Pine Bush Elementary learned all about Hanukkah and its traditions recently. It was part of their nonfiction unit as they learn about their classmates’ cultures. The students learned the meaning of the menorah. Thanks to classmates Delilah and Hayden, the students learned how to play dreidel. …

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Kindness makes all the difference

Kindness. It can make a big difference in someone’s day. Suzanne Parker’s second-grade students at PAK are spreading words of kindness to all who pass by their classroom. Recently in their positivity project lesson, the students learned that no act of kindness is ever wasted. They created a wall of kindness with messages for all …

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Flu, RSV, COVID-19: Take precautions to stay safe and healthy this winter

It is flu season. Flu, or influenza, spreads easily and can make people very sick, especially children.  This year, there is a triple threat of respiratory illnesses – flu, COVID-19 and RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) – that are making people very sick. And, of course, there is always the common cold. This week, the New …

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Translation earbuds are “a game changer” in ENL teaching and learning

Here is a dilemma: How do our students who are new to our country learn when they don’t understand the language? It’s something our English as a New Language (ENL) teachers deal with every day. They keep looking to improve the educational experience of our ENL students in any way they can, making the transition …

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