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We celebrate growing as writers! So proud of these kiddos and all their hard work!
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Reminder: Friday, November 5, is a Superintendent's Conference Half-Day for students. teapaw.org/southorangetown/status…
Via @RobinCourtwrig1 THANK YOU WOS COMMUNITY!! With the help of our Student Leaders we collected 955 pairs of socks for #Soctober! They will be distributed by the #NyackHomelessProject in #rocklandcounty. Thank you to everyone who donated!!! 🧦#wosstudentleaders
Happy Principals Month, @SheilaBeglin! Thank you for working tirelessly to make William O. Schaefer a safe and welcoming environment for students and staff to learn and grow. We are grateful for your leadership and dedication! #thankaprincipal #nationalprincipalsmonth
Posted @withregram • @HeidiRHill and Mr. Gunther’s class takes on the WOS Nature Trail (10/15). #explorenature #outdoorlearning
Posted @withregram • @mrspiteo 🎃#Kusama-Inspired Pumpkins 🎃 by some creative 2nd graders!! #artwithmrspiteo #kusamainspiredpumpkins #secondgradeartists
First graders celebrated the close of their first writing unit: Small Moments; Writing With Focus, Detail & Dialogue. Students learned to plan, sketch and write a true story about themselves across pages. Congratulations to all of our published authors! @TCRWP
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Halloween week- directed drawings of monsters followed by a reading of Go Away Big Green Monster! So much fun!
What new skills/hobbies/interests did you or your child pursue with the increased time spent at home as a result of the pandemic?
Two things can be true at the same time. The shift to online school led to struggle for many, AND it led young people to act creatively and with ingenuity. #k12 #covid19 bit.ly/3BA8Mvl
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Our first writing celebration! We are proud authors and illustrators! #personalnarratives #smallmoment #focusedstory #details #writingacrosspages instagram.com/p/CVd9Yh5FmDW/…
Kindergarten students are recognizing, identifying & creating patterns. Children learn sequencing & to make predictions. These skills lead to more complex concepts like logic structure in algebra. Patterns demonstrate the natural tendency to make sense of every day experiences.
