Having fun investigating the science behind hand warmers by making our own!
Dater students are previewing the Book Fair, which will take place April 7-11. They are so excited! 📚📚
The students of 4Guarnieri had an enriching experience during the Picturing America Art Appreciation Program, which aims to inspire a deep appreciation for art and foster an understanding of diverse artistic mediums and American art history! As part of the program, students explored the significance of quilts from the 19th and 20th centuries, diving into their cultural and historical importance. Following this, they had the opportunity to create their own quilt designs, each reflecting their own stories! Thank you to Mrs. Owen for her generous support in leading this presentation!
Dater 5th Grade students from 5Wissell/McGowan listen closely to Ms. Fiedeldey as we immerse into our Literary Essay unit. Students are learning how perspective can impact a story and what to look for when reading independently.
📚 The Dater Author Visit was a huge success! Thank you to the PTO, the English department, and of course, Chris Grabenstein, for making it happen! The students learned valuable life lessons, while also laughing a lot! Great job to the students that introduced and interviewed Chris Grabenstein.
Dater Families: Last call! Get your bagel/fruit cup orders in for the Bagels for Bolivia fundraiser! Google order forms are due by Friday, 3/28. Cash/checks are due to your homeroom teacher by Monday, 3/31.
Bolivia’s Buddies from 5J and 5E will sponsor a bagel/fruit cup breakfast on Friday April 4, April 25, and May 9. Students will receive bagels to enjoy during the first period. Bagels will be distributed directly to the homerooms.
By participating in this fundraising event, students have the opportunity to actively make a difference in the lives of the kids in Bolivia. Any donations above the cost of the bagels/fruit cups are welcome!
🥯A HUGE thank you to B&G BAGELS FOR THEIR SUPPORT!
Dater students come up with the best ideas!! 💡 This morning, Mila, a 5th grade student, presented her idea for "The Young Talents of Dater." 4th and 5th graders will post their talents to a Padlet over the next few weeks, and then we will share them out and celebrate them in the Spring!
5Wissell/McGowan playing Decimals in Between to learn the values of decimals.
4Chaparro/Ramsden students celebrated St. Patrick’s Day by making bookmarks.
Students in Ms. Guarnieri's class at Dater are deeply engaged in biographies!
Dater students and staff showed up today in mismatched socks in recognition of World Down Syndrome Day. In addition to the festive foot attire, students also received a powerful presentation in their homeroom class about WDSD.
The Dater pep band performed the halftime show at the Wizards game and enjoyed a nice pizza dinner for all of their hard work.
Ms. Gulino's 5th grade class hard at work!
The creative energy was ON in the Dater Art Room!
4th grade students brainstormed, sketched, and created 3D forms. Very proud of their creative, focused efforts!
5th grade students learned the importance of bus safety! 🚌
Hubbard, Tisdale & Dater Special Education teachers, CST & related service members came together for a wonderful collaborative professional learning experience today. Our children are so fortunate to have so many incredible professionals in their corner!
Communicating and collaborating during WIN to analyze our writing in a small group and make some creative changes in 4Horton!
5Montorio build their decimal number sense by playing math games like Decimal Compare, Decimal In-between, and Smaller to Larger
Students using handmade manipulatives to solve an "otherworldly" math challenge! Blip, bloop, bleep your way to productive struggle!
4Davidson and O'Rourke celebrated Pi Day by learning about pi, making a pi(e) about themselves, solving a color by number, and making a pi chain.
